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New York Ex Rel. Halvey Vs. Halvey
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- US Supreme Court
- Mar 31, 1947
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U.S. 610 (1947) U.S. Supreme Court New York ex rel. Halvey v. HalveySearch
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U.S. 610 (1947) New York ex rel. Halvey v. HalveySearch
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in shaping the custody decree or in subsequently modifying or changing it. Frazier v. FrazierSearch
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Phillips v. PhillipsSearch
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Frazier v. FrazierSearch
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Facts which have arisen since the original decree are one basis for modification of the custody decree. Frazier v. FrazierSearch
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Jones v. JonesSearch
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Fla. 524, 23 So.2d 623, 625. But the power is not so restricted. It was held in Meadows v. MeadowsSearch
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Italics added.) Or, as stated in Frazier v. FrazierSearch
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judicata, either in Florida or elsewhere, except as to the facts before the court at the time of judgment. Minick v. MinickSearch
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of his son. Frazier v. FrazierSearch
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Fla. at 169, 147 So. at 469. It seems to us plain, therefore, that, under the rule of Meadows v. MeadowsSearch
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this command requires the judgment of a sister State to be given full, not partial, credit in the the forum. See Davis v. DavisSearch
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Williams v. NorthSearch
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claim to a more conclusive or final effect in the the forum than it has in the State where rendered. See Reynolds v. StocktonSearch
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or the subject matter, the jurisdictional infirmity is not saved by the Full Faith and Credit Clause. See Thompson v. WhitmanSearch
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is discretionary with the court which rendered it, full faith and credit does not protect the judgment. Sistare v. SistareSearch
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a judgment of a sister State on grounds not cognizable in the State where the judgment was rendered ( cf. Williams v. NorthSearch
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The legal domicile of the child is usually the domicile of his father. Minick v. MinickSearch
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Dorman v. FriendlySearch
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of a child is dependent either on the child's being legally domiciled in Florida or physically present there. Dorman v. FriendlySearch
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Clark v. ClarkSearch
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prior judgment touching custody and alimony rendered by another State. See the concurring opinion in Barber v. BarberSearch
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U. S. 77 , 323 U. S. 86 , and the dissenting opinions in Griffin v. GriffinSearch
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U. S. 220 , at 327 U. S. 236 and 327 U. S. 248 . Compare Yarborough v. YarboroughSearch
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custodial decree is doubtful, New York was justified in exercising its power in the interest of the child. Williams v. NorthSearch
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In Minick v. MinickSearch
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Meadows v. MeadowsSearch
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Green v. GreenSearch
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Fla. 359, 361, 188 So. 355. See Matter of Rich v. KaminskySearch
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Finlay v. FinlaySearch
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See the opinion dissenting in part in Griffin v. GriffinSearch
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also the concurring opinion in Barber v. BarberSearch
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and cases cited in Griffin v. GriffinSearch
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Halvey v. HalveySearch
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Meadows v. MeadowsSearch
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Minick v. MinickSearch
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of Meadows v. MeadowsSearch
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See Davis v. DavisSearch
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See Reynolds v. StocktonSearch
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the Full Faith and Credit Clause. See Thompson v. WhitmanSearch
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Clark v. ClarkSearch
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Compare Yarborough v. YarboroughSearch
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See Matter of Rich v. KaminskySearch
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Barber v. BarberSearch
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