Everett v. Everett

Hunt, Justice.

At the time of this couple’s divorce, the father agreed “. . . to maintain hospitalization insurance on the minor child of the parties.” He did not do so, and he was held liable for $735 in medical expenses in a prior contempt action in November 1985. In February 1986, the mother brought another action for contempt because the father had neither paid the prior $735 nor $320 in newly accrued medical bills. After finding him in contempt for not paying the $735 and half of the $320 claimed, the trial court added to its order: “Additionally, Defendant, JOHN T. EVERETT, will be…