Attorney Da Nikka Lesley Stephens Huss's Legal Cases

Family

Doe v. Doe: Custody, Support, and Attorney’s Fees Matter

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OUTCOME: The parties secured an equitable decree resolving child custody, support, and attorney’s fees.

Counsel represented a parent in a family law proceeding involving disputed child custody, support, and attorney’s fees. The parties negotiated comprehensive terms addressing their parental and financia ... l responsibilities. “Doe” is a pseudonym used to protect client confidentiality. This description is based on an actual matter, but the parties’ names and identifying information have been omitted.

Family

Doe v. Doe: Contested Custody and Relocation Matter

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OUTCOME: The court modified custody and ordered that the child remain with the parent who was not relocating.

Counsel represented a parent opposing the other parent’s request to relocate with the child. The contested proceeding required the court to evaluate the proposed move, the existing custody arrangement, ... and the child’s best interests. “Doe” is a pseudonym used to protect client confidentiality. This description is based on an actual matter, but the parties’ names and identifying information have been omitted.

Family

Doe v. Doe: Business Valuation and Property Division Matter

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OUTCOME: The business was valued consistent with the client’s position, and the client was awarded one-half of the community property interest in the business.

Counsel represented a spouse in a contested divorce involving the valuation and division of a community property business. The business-owning spouse had concealed or failed to disclose business funds. ... Through financial discovery and valuation analysis, the previously undisclosed funds were identified and the value of the business was established. “Doe” is a pseudonym used to protect client confidentiality. This description is based on an actual matter, but the parties’ names and identifying information have been omitted.

Family

Doe v. Doe: Comprehensive Marital Settlement

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OUTCOME: All issues were resolved through a comprehensive marital settlement agreement, providing the parties with a mutually acceptable resolution.

Counsel represented a spouse in a dissolution involving issues related to the parties’ shared children and the resolution of their marital and financial matters. Through negotiation, the parties reache ... d a comprehensive marital settlement agreement resolving all issues without requiring a contested trial. “Doe” is a pseudonym used to protect client confidentiality. This description is based on an actual matter, but the parties’ names and identifying information have been omitted.

Family

Doe v. Doe: Contested Child Custody Matter

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OUTCOME: The court awarded the client sole legal and sole physical custody of the child.

Counsel represented a parent in a highly contested child custody proceeding involving allegations of abuse. The matter required litigation concerning the child’s health, safety, welfare, and best inter ... ests. “Doe” is a pseudonym used to protect client confidentiality. This description is based on an actual matter, but the parties’ names and identifying information have been omitted.

Family

Doe v. Doe: Domestic Violence, Custody, and Business Matter

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OUTCOME: The domestic violence proceeding was dismissed. The client was awarded the business and received equal parenting time with the child.

Counsel represented a client who was accused of domestic violence and separated from the parties’ business and child during the proceedings. Counsel contested the allegations and litigated the related ... custody and business issues. “Doe” is a pseudonym used to protect client confidentiality. This description is based on an actual matter, but the parties’ names and identifying information have been omitted.

Da Nikka Lesley Stephens Huss's Legal Cases (6)

Doe v. Doe: Custody, Support, and Attorney’s Fees Matter

Doe v. Doe: Contested Custody and Relocation Matter

Doe v. Doe: Business Valuation and Property Division Matter

Doe v. Doe: Comprehensive Marital Settlement

Doe v. Doe: Contested Child Custody Matter

Doe v. Doe: Domestic Violence, Custody, and Business Matter