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Texas Court of Appeals, Seventh District (Amarillo)
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Bracken v. Bracken — Default Divorce Judgment Reversed Because Pro Se Party Received No Notice of Trial After Attorney Withdrew Without Following Rule 10

The Seventh Court of Appeals reversed a post-answer default judgment in a divorce case, holding that a pro se defendant received no notice of the trial setting after her attorneys withdrew without serving her by certified mail as required by Rule 10, and that subsequent electronic-only service failed to comply with the trial court’s own notice order and could not trigger the Rule 21a presumption of receipt.

Montana Supreme Court
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Helt v. Guess — Order of Protection’s Child-Contact Ban Reversed for Lack of Statutory Child-Specific Findings

The Montana Supreme Court affirmed a protection order protecting the petitioner from the respondent but reversed the child-related provisions—including the elimination of all parenting contact—holding that Montana Code Annotated § 40-15-204(4) requires child-specific findings that the child was a victim of, witnessed, or was endangered by abuse, and that the court must explain why supervised visitation would not adequately address the proven safety concerns before imposing a total contact ban.

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