discussing judicial applications of the Full Faith and Credit Clause to custody decrees
Summary of this case from Neger v. NegerFebruary 8, 1978.
The Court having considered the briefs and argument of counsel on the appeal and good cause having been shown,
It is hereby ORDERED that the judgment of the Appellate Division be and hereby is affirmed. The opinion of the Court shall be filed in due course.
Opinion 76 N.J. 103.
discussing judicial applications of the Full Faith and Credit Clause to custody decrees
Summary of this case from Neger v. NegerIn Borys our Supreme Court determined that the power to modify a foreign custody decree is not inconsistent with the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the United States Constitution.
Summary of this case from Van Haren v. Van HarenFull title:MILDRED BORYS AND JOHN BORYS, PLAINTIFFS-APPELLANTS, v. NANCY JEAN BORYS…
Court:Supreme Court of New Jersey
Date published: Feb 8, 1978
We granted a stay of that order pending disposition of the appeal, and also appointed George Warren as…
Stevens v. StevensEven before the Act was passed the Supreme Court indicated that a trial court in a custody action could…