Christina v. Christina

A review of the record, which contains conflicting affidavits, discloses that in making its award of temporary maintenance for the plaintiff and child support for the parties’ two children, the Supreme Court considered all of the relevant factors, including the parties’ preseparation standard of living, as enumerated in Domestic Relations Law § 236 (B) (6) and (7).

Further, we find that the Supreme Court did not err by failing to (1) separately allocate the temporary maintenance and child support award (cf., Fricke v Fricke, 119 AD2d 798) or *483(2) specify the bills to be paid as part of the…