JUDITH R. v. Hey
West Virginia Supreme Court
1DissentBrotherton, Justice
I concur with the majority opinion in its findings of fact and conclusions of law dealing with child support and resulting in the award of a writ of mandamus that, on remand, orders this case referred to a different judge in the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit. However, I disagree with the sections of the majority opinion referred to as “Alimony” and “Child Custody.”
In the case at hand, the record discloses that Judith R. had moved into a house with a man and his children for the purpose of having a home and living as a family. As a result, the circuit court relieved Mr. R. from making any…
2Cases cited3 opinions
- J. B. v. A. B.West Virginia Supreme Court · 1978
- Thomas v. LaRosaWest Virginia Supreme Court · 1990
- Parrillo v. ParrilloSupreme Court of Rhode Island · 1989