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Florida Supreme Court Case: D.F. vs. Florida Dept of Revenue & Anderson Vs.
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Here are the briefs and a transcript of the
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To hear the Oral Arguments or watch it live: |
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These Briefs below have been filed in the Paternity
Cases before the Florida Supreme Court |
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Case Details |
of the State Attorney General and the State of
Florida |
same as Brief 1 |
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RESPONDENT’S
AMENDED ANSWER BRIEF Brief 4 |
PETITIONER'S
INITIAL BRIEF ON THE MERITS Brief 5 |
PETITIONER'S
REPLY BRIEF ON THE MERITS Brief 6 |
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Paternity
Cases in Florida Florida
has not been consistent in the court rulings relating to paternity issues. Click
Here to read the Florida
Cases
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U. S. Supreme Court Ruling
on Fathers and Immigration Nguyen
v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, No. 99-2071 (U.S. 06/11/2001 |
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See Below for more Articles
relating to Paternity |
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Discussion
of Statute of Limitations
FSU Law Review © Article by Cynthia McNeely: |
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FSU Law Review Article © by THE HONORABLE CHRIS W. ALTENBERND THE
COMMON LAW'S FAILURE IN PRIVETTE AND DANIEL CALLS
FOR STATUTORY REFORM, 26 Fla.
St. U. L. Rev. 219 (1999) |
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Check out an article by Judge Corbin
and Rana Holtz in the Florida Bar Journal, January
1999, titled: DISTINGUISHING LEGITIMACY FROM PATERNITY HAS
LEGITIMACY BECOME A LABEL WITHOUT SUBSTANCE UNDER FLORIDA LAW? Fla.
B.J., Jan. 1999, at 57 (not available on-line)
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Kimberly G. Montanari, Note, Does the
Presumption of Legitimacy Actually Protect
the Best Interests of the Child? 24 Stetson L. Rev. 809 (1995). Fla. B.J., Jan.
1999, at 57 (not
available on-line) |
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