Ivie v. Missouri Department of Social Services, Division of Child Support Enforcement
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
PARRISH, Judge.
This appeal involves a determination of what is required in order to revive a judgment for periodic payments of child support and negate the presumption of payment set forth in § 516.350.2.1 Specifically, the question presented is whether a judgment for periodic payments of child support is revived by making a payment on the judgment and duly entering that payment upon the trial court’s record.
Harold Ivie, appellant, was previously married to Diana (Ivie) Sartin. That marriage ended in divorce. The divorce was granted May 19, 1970, by the Circuit Court of Webster County. There…
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