Administrative – Child Sexual Abuse – Protective Order

By Deborah Elkins
Published: May 5, 2008

In this case in which mother accused father of sexuallly abusing the parties’ daughter, although the parties stipulated to the JDR court’s nonspecific finding of abuse, the trial court was required to hear evidence and make findings on the issue of which parent or parents committed the abuse and what type of abuse was involved ...

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