Rowls v. Crusoe

Petitioner seeks a writ of prohibition to prevent respondent from proceeding in a child support enforcement action. Petitioner contends that respondent county judge does not have jurisdiction to hear the case because Administrative Order 84-7 is invalid.1 The order directs that certain child support enforcement proceedings “shall be brought before County Judges Richard L. Hood ... Charles D. McClure, Hal S. McClamma and John E. Crusoe ...” and provides that “[t]he County Judges shall enter such orders and directives for the enforcement of the orders of the Circuit Court ... which shall be…