A.M.L. v. J.W.L.

RANDOLPH, Justice,

for the Court:

¶ 1. The “Child Custody, Support and Property Settlement Agreement” (“Agreement”) between A.M.L. and J.W.L., incorporated into their February 2002 “Final Judgment of Divorce,” provided that they would share “joint legal custody” of their four daughters, with A.M.L. having “primary physical custody” and J.W.L. having frequent visitation. The Agreement also *1005provided for, inter alia, child support, medical expenses and reimbursement, college expenses, and life insurance naming the children as beneficiaries. In the following years, J.W.L. became effectively…