Category Archives: Appeals

Court cannot determine parenting issues solely on unanswered requests for admissions

The Nebraska Court of Appeals recently addressed an issue that is sometimes discussed by family law attorneys, but which rarely results in a published court decision. That question is: “what is the effect of requests for admission deemed admitted by … Continue reading

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Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. v. Americold Corp. – Kan. – 2011

The Kansas Supreme Court handed down a decision this past Friday that, although it is clearly not a family law case, affects the collection of family law judgments (other than child support) and provides insight into the Kansas statutes on … Continue reading

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