Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont, 160. köideFox Publishing Company, 1993 |
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Page 177
... circumstances - did not exist . We conclude that clear and convincing evidence in the record demonstrates a substan- tial change in material circumstances , thereby justifying termi- nation of parental rights . [ 10 ] As noted , a ...
... circumstances - did not exist . We conclude that clear and convincing evidence in the record demonstrates a substan- tial change in material circumstances , thereby justifying termi- nation of parental rights . [ 10 ] As noted , a ...
Page 193
... circumstances are " ex- treme and extraordinary , " however , prospective coercive con- tempt sanctions are allowed . Id . In Vermont Women's Health Center , the pertinent circumstances that supported prospective coercive sanctions were ...
... circumstances are " ex- treme and extraordinary , " however , prospective coercive con- tempt sanctions are allowed . Id . In Vermont Women's Health Center , the pertinent circumstances that supported prospective coercive sanctions were ...
Page 498
... circumstances sufficient to allow modification of the child support order would exist if defendant showed he was unaware of the extent of the income plaintiff and the children held at the time of the 1988 stipulation . After an ...
... circumstances sufficient to allow modification of the child support order would exist if defendant showed he was unaware of the extent of the income plaintiff and the children held at the time of the 1988 stipulation . After an ...
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Table of Parallel Atlantic Reporter Citations XV | 162 |
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