J.S. v. W.K.

CRONE, Judge.

Case Summary

[1] J.S. (“Father”) and W.K. (“Mother”) were married for twenty-one years and have four children. Upon dissolution of their marriage, the parties agreed that they would proportionally financially support their children. Father has not upheld his part of this bargain, and the ongoing litigation as a result is an unfortunate illustration of the vexatiousness that can permeate post-dissolution cases involving the financial support of children. Father now appeals the trial' court’s order in favor of Mother on her (1) petition to modify child support and notice of…