In re the Marriage of DeShaw

Wife appeals a supplemental judgment that modified the child-support, parenting time, and custody provisions of the judgment that dissolved her marriage to husband; she also appeals a second supplemental judgment that awarded husband attorney fees. Wife raises eight assignments of error, seven of which — when reduced to their core — assert that the amount of child support that the trial court ordered her to pay is too high because the trial court erred when it calculated husband’s income.1 In response, husband argues that wife’s assignments of error are not preserved. On the merits, husband…