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Quinisha L. Williams v. Willie Cardona-Feliciano
Date: 08-20-2024
Case Number: 43D04-2109-282
Judge: Christopher D. Kehler
Court: Superior Court, Kosciusko County, Indiana
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Description:
On October 13, 2021, Mother petitioned for dissolution of her marriage to Father. At a provisional hearing conducted in March of 2022, Mother was awarded the sole legal and primary physical custody of Children; Father did not appear at that hearing. Father was awarded parenting time consisting of eleven hours each Saturday and ordered to pay child support. On May 30, 2023, Mother filed a Notice of Relocation, requesting that Children be relocated with her to Alabama; Mother averred that both she and Father had extended family there. Mother further averred that Father had not been exercising his parenting time. On June 6, Father filed his objection to Mother's Notice of Relocation. Mother filed requests that two witnesses appear remotely; the trial court summarily denied the requests.
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On October 13, 2021, Mother petitioned for dissolution of her marriage to Father. At a provisional hearing conducted in March of 2022, Mother was awarded the sole legal and primary physical custody of Children; Father did not appear at that hearing. Father was awarded parenting time consisting of eleven hours each Saturday and ordered to pay child support. On May 30, 2023, Mother filed a Notice of Relocation, requesting that Children be relocated with her to Alabama; Mother averred that both she and Father had extended family there. Mother further averred that Father had not been exercising his parenting time. On June 6, Father filed his objection to Mother's Notice of Relocation. Mother filed requests that two witnesses appear remotely; the trial court summarily denied the requests.
Outcome:
Reversed and remanded.
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About This Case
What was the outcome of Quinisha L. Williams v. Willie Cardona-Feliciano?
The outcome was: Reversed and remanded.
Which court heard Quinisha L. Williams v. Willie Cardona-Feliciano?
This case was heard in Superior Court, Kosciusko County, Indiana, IN. The presiding judge was Christopher D. Kehler.
Who were the attorneys in Quinisha L. Williams v. Willie Cardona-Feliciano?
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When was Quinisha L. Williams v. Willie Cardona-Feliciano decided?
This case was decided on August 20, 2024.