Rogers v. Rogers

THOMAS, Justice.

The critical issues in this case are captured in the claims by Valinda K. Rogers (the mother) that the trial court, in connection with an Order Modifying Decree of Divorce, abused the discretion vested in it to adjust custody and visitation of two minor children. The mother also claims that the trial court committed reversible error as a matter of law with respect to changing the original divorce decree; failing to rule on a motion for a contempt order addressed to James D. Rogers (the father); and vacating the appointment of the guardian ad litem. While the Court would be…