Irle v. Foster
Court of Appeals of Mississippi
1DissentIrving, P.J.
¶ 28. The majority finds that the chancery court did not err in awarding custody of Britney, Irle’s oldest child, to the Fosters, Britney’s paternal grandparents. Because I believe that the chancery court’s determinatión — that the evidence presented by the Fosters clearly rebutted the natural-parent presumption accorded Irle — was manifestly wrong and clearly erroneous, I dissent. I would reverse and render the judgment of the chancery court.
¶ 29. It is well established that“[i]n [a] custody battle[ ] between a natural parent and a third party.... the third party must first clearly rebut the…
2Cases cited5 opinions
- Albright v. AlbrightMississippi Supreme Court · 1983
- Carter v. TaylorMississippi Supreme Court · 1992
- In re Smith v. SmithLouisiana Court of Appeal · 2012
- S.C.R. v. F.W.KMississippi Supreme Court · 1999
- Brumfield v. BrumfieldCourt of Appeals of Mississippi · 2010