Muller v. Muller
Connecticut Appellate Court
1Opinion of the CourtShea, J.
The defendant in this dissolution action appeals from the trial court’s judgment (1) granting the plaintiffs motion to dismiss the defendant’s motion to modify his visitation rights for lack of subject matter jurisdiction as to the issue of visitation and (2) denying the defendant’s motion to open the earlier judgment of dissolution in regard to the amount of child support, *329in which he claimed that the plaintiff in that proceeding had fraudulently concealed some of her income. On appeal, the defendant challenges those determinations. We affirm the judgment.
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