The Montana Supreme Court affirmed the district court, holding that under § 40‑5‑227, MCA an administrative child‑support order may be modified only for installments accruing after a party files a motion for modification, and no such motion was filed.
Montana Supreme Court, 1995
Published opinions from 1995. The case name opens the case page.
1995 opinions
MontanaDianne Poynter Sacco, Plaintiff and Appellant, -V- High Country Independent Press, Inc., Glenn F. Sorlie, Devon Ann…
May 19, 1995271 Mont. 209
The Court reversed summary judgment on all five claims and remanded. It held that the officer’s warrant application stated only a conclusion, not facts supporting probable cause; adopted a foreseeability-and-severe-distress standard for independent negligent and intentional emotional-distress claims; found the…
MontanaState of Montana, Plaintiff and Respondent v. William Joseph Voth, Jr., Defendant and Appellant
March 23, 1995270 Mont. 349
The Montana Supreme Court reversed the district court’s denial of the defendant’s petition for writ of certiorari and remanded the case. It held that, under § 46‑16‑120, MCA, a misdemeanor defendant may satisfy the appearance requirement through counsel unless the court expressly orders personal attendance, and…