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A frequent guest on WCCO’s “Mondale & Jones,” M. Sue Wilson discussed the recent changes in the child support formula on 9/9/08. To listen, click here >>>
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To read about Managing Partner M. Sue Wilson's recent hearing on a ground-breaking parental rights case before the Minnesota Supreme Court as covered in the December 4, 2006 issue of Minnesota Lawyer, click here >>
M. Sue Wilson argues before the Minnesota Supreme Court on November 30, 2006. To view oral arguments, click here >>
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Minnesota Supreme Court Video Oral Argument
The following oral arguments are provided in Windows Media format.
You will need the Windows Media Player plugin to view them.
Case Name: SooHoo v. Johnson
Case Number: A05-537
Date Of Oral Argument: 11/30/2006
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