Gunderman v. Helms
Court of Appeals of Utah
1DissentThorne, Judge
{43 For the following reasons, I respectfully dissent. First, I disagree with Judge Jackson's claim that Gunderman needed to intervene in this action to contest the adoption. In re Baby Boy Doe, 894 P.2d 1285 (Utah Ct.App.1995), directs that Gunder-man's motion to revoke her consent should have been characterized as a rule 60(b) motion under the Utah Rules of Civil Procedure. See In re Baby Boy Doe, 894 P.2d at 1288. Furthermore, Judge Jackson's treatment of Gunderman's motion seems to require the court to evaluate the merits of Gunderman's claim of duress prior to having jurisdiction over…
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