Martin v. Martin

OPINION

WINFREE, Justice.

I. INTRODUCTION

Five years after dissolving their marriage, the parents of two children sought to change or clarify aspects of their original decree. The superior court found cireumstances had not changed sufficiently to modify the parties' custody agreement, but made changes to the visitation schedule. The superior court also ruled on child support, life insurance, the children's Permanent Fund Dividends, and attorney's fees. The father appeals Because the superior court's child support award was erroneously calculated, and because the superior court linked its…