Bellamy v. Bellamy
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
TAYLOR, Chief Justice.
Chronically delinquent in payment of court-ordered child support and medical expenses, appellee sought and obtained dispensation from the district court to abate those obligations, notwithstanding his failure to comply with the statutory prerequisites to abatement of child support which became effective in 1993. Holding that the district court had no more license to disregard the 1993 statutory mandates than did appellee, we reverse and remand with directions.
I. ISSUES
Appellant, Brenda D. Bellamy (Brenda), states a single issue:
Did the district court err when it failed…
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