J.F. v. R.J.

BRYAN, Judge.

J.F. (“the father”) appeals from a judgment of the Jefferson Family Court (“the trial court”) that found him in contempt for failure to pay child support and ordered him to pay postminority educational support.1

Procedural History

The procedural history of this case dates back to October 3, 1989, when the trial court established the paternity of the father and ordered him to pay $170 a month in child support to R.J. (“the mother”) for the benefit of the parties’ child (“the child”), who was on born December 15, 1988. The father’s child-support obligation was increased in October…