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Subject matter jurisdiction; Civ.R. 12(B)(1); collateral attack doctrine; plaintiff attempted to collaterally attack foreclosure judgment against her instead of appealing from that judgment.
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MISSOURI COURT OF APPEALS, WESTERN DISTRICT Civil Practice Attorney's LienRes JudicataPersonal JurisdictionWhere a trial court held that a law firm's declaratory judgment action, which sought to determine the validity of its attorney's lien, was barred by res judicata based on the court's finding that the issue was determined in the underlying personal injury action, in a case of first impression the judgment is reversed because even though the law firm made an unfiled, written demand to be notified of the hearing to approve the settlement in the underlying case, the demand was not an affirmative filing sufficient to submit the law firm to the personal jurisdiction of the court in the underlying personal injury action, so the court lacked personal jurisdiction over the law firm, which m...
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Infants; Juvenile sex offender classification; Juvenile sex offender registrant; Timing; R.C. 2152.83; Subject matter jurisdiction; Jurisdiction over the particular case; Lack of jurisdiction; Error in the exercise of jurisdiction; Collateral attack; Res judicata; Waiver The juvenile court erred in classifying appellant as a Tier III juvenile sex offender 19 months before he was actually released a secure facility. Nonetheless, appellant's motion to vacate his classification amounted to an impermissible collateral attack on the voidable judgment.
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... which the courts of one country, or "jurisdiction," will ordinarily, in the absence of a local polic... res judicata , in defense in a new or collateral proceeding growing out of the same facts as the or... were held to bar him from collaterally attacking such findings in a suit instituted by him in his h...
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collateral attack; hunting or fishing license; R.C. 1531.02; R.C. 1533.68; subject matter jurisdiction; void judgment; void; voidable.
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... that the Bankruptcy Court had jurisdiction to interpret and enforce the 1986 Orders, the Circ... willingness to entertain this collateral attack cannot be squared with res judicata and the...
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Collateral attack — Prior judgment entered in different court — Attack did not claim prior judgment issued without jurisdiction or as product of fraudulent conduct.
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Criminal procedure — Trial — Failure of court to convene a three-judge panel, as required by R.C. 2945.06, does not constitute a lack of subject-matter jurisdiction that renders the trial court’s judgment void ab initio and subject to collateral attack in habeas corpus. The failure constitutes an error in the court’s exercise of jurisdiction that must be raised on direct appeal.
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Where a parent enters an appearance in a foreign state and contests issues of subject-matter jurisdiction, child custody and child support on their merits, without challenging that state’s exercising of personal jurisdiction over him, and those issues are finally adjudicated in that state, he may not subsequently assert a collateral attack in this state, based upon a claimed lack of personal jurisdiction in the rendering state, when an attempt is made to register the foreign state’s judgment in this state for enforcement purposes. Foreign state’s judgment that it had subject-matter jurisdiction is not clearly erroneous. Trial court did not err in denying the parent’s motion to dismiss based upon the collateral attack on the foreign state’s judgment. Affirmed.
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... if the court that rendered it lacked jurisdiction of the subject matter or the parties entered a dec... on jurisdictional grounds in a collateral proceeding." Budget Blinds, 536 F.3d at 259 (quoti... of res judicata barred a collateral attack on a court's jurisdiction). . Banrisul was ...
