Cases 1 - 5 of 5
Bollat Vasquez, et al v. Wolf, et al
as 20-1554
Plaintiff / Appellee:
J.C., LUISA M. VASQUEZ PEREZ DE BOLLAT, ANDRES OSWALDO BOLLAT VASQUEZ, individually and as next friend to Luisa Marisol Vasquez Perez de Bollat, and as father and next friend to A.B. and others
Defendant / Appellant:
MATTHEW T. ALBENCE, CHAD F. WOLF, Acting Secretary of Homeland Security, PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP and others
Amicus Curiae:
DAVID ROBINSON, JUSTICE CENTER OF SOUTHEAST MASSACHUSETTS, KIDS IN NEED OF DEFENSE and others
Perry, et al v. Alexander, et al
as 19-1039
Defendant / Appellant:
PETER TINKHAM, individually and as Trustee of Jupiter Realty Trust, and as Trustee of Samantha Louise Tinkham Irrevocable Special Needs Trust and JULIET ALEXANDER, individually and as Trustee of Jupiter Maine Realty Trust
Plaintiff / Appellee:
ALAN J. PERRY, NINA E. PERRY and LAURA A. PERRY
Perry, et al v. Alexander, et al
as 16-2338
Plaintiff - Appellee:
ALAN J. PERRY, NINA E. PERRY and LAURA A. PERRY
Defendant - Appellant:
JULIET ALEXANDER, individually and as Trustee of Jupiter Maine Realty Trust and PETER TINKHAM, individually and as Trustee of Jupiter Realty Trust, and as Trustee of Samantha Louise Tinkham Irrevocable Special Needs Trust
Perry, et al v. Alexander, et al
as 16-2233
Plaintiff - Appellee:
ALAN J. PERRY, NINA E. PERRY and LAURA A. PERRY
Defendant - Appellant:
JULIET ALEXANDER, individually and as Trustee of Jupiter Maine Realty Trust and PETER TINKHAM, individually and as Trustee of Jupiter Realty Trust, and as Trustee of Samantha Louise Tinkham Irrevocable Special Needs Trust
Perry, et al v. Alexander, et al
as 16-1136
Plaintiff - Appellee:
ALAN J. PERRY, NINA E. PERRY and LAURA A. PERRY
Defendant - Appellant:
JULIET ALEXANDER, Individually and as Trustee of Jupiter Maine Realty Trust and PETER TINKHAM, Individually and as Trustee of Jupiter Realty Trust, and as Trustee of Samantha Louise Tinkham Irrevocable Special Needs Trust
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