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The Idaho Supreme Court affirmed dismissal without prejudice of an action to divide a home in Eagle. The former spouses’ Montana divorce decree governed their rights in the property.
A judicial administrative directive standardizes party designations when out-of-state custody and parenting-time orders are registered.
The court affirmed contempt and a fee award for missed payments but vacated a judgment accelerating the entire loan balance.
Effective November 1, Utah Rule of Civil Procedure 110 governs when and how a district judge or commissioner may interview a child who is the subject of the proceeding.
Effective November 1, 2026An October 2026 order adds a four-hour domestic-abuse education item to recommended circuit qualifications, effective July 2027.
Effective July 1, 2027An unpublished decision affirmed a custody modification and discussed which statutory factors apply to an existing joint-custody order.
The pilot order specifies hearing procedures, removal options and evidence rules; the order was effective immediately, with case processing to begin by January 2027 when courts are equipped.
A court administrative order dated October 8 adds a rule on transmitting matrimonial papers to county clerks effective December 1, 2026.
Effective December 1, 2026The Conference of Chief District Court Judges adopted revisions on October 7, effective for actions heard on or after January 1, 2027.
Effective January 1, 2027On remand in a divorce case, the evidence did not establish that a premarital business appreciated during marriage, the Nebraska Court of Appeals held.
The court struck a self-represented appellant’s brief, reviewed his assignments for plain error, and affirmed a contempt order arising from divorce and parenting-plan enforcement.
A September order adopts five form packets for self-represented litigants, with immediate effect.
Blanks v. Blanks reverses a fee allocation in a custody case while distinguishing an expert appearance fee from counseling costs.
The appeals court affirmed the finding that abandonment was not established, but vacated the remaining special immigrant juvenile findings and remanded on the existing record.
Allen v. Whitehead relies on the combined blood and legal-custody connections between the parties.
Public Law 24-38 sets petition, notice, hearing and court-order requirements for a court-recognized name change.
A new rule directs the use of substitute addresses and sealing of participants’ residence addresses, effective September 12, 2026.
Effective September 12, 2026An August order replaces one blended procedure with separate provisions for expedited child-support withholding and other specified support claims.
Effective January 1, 2027The court reversed custody and visitation orders after the trial court treated a finding in a separate child’s case as binding.
Act 184-2026 amends Civil Code article 473 to specify a notarial mechanism for agreed changes to certain arrangements attached to a notarial divorce.
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