Lynch v. Lynch
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Per curiam
Defendant raises several claims of error from a divorce decree. The judgment is affirmed.
Defendant maintains that the court did not address his demand to modify temporary child support payments. In the court’s temporary order of May 18, 1984, defendant was ordered to pay child support in the amount of $20.00 per week per child. At the final hearing, the court inquired about defendant’s ability to comply with the temporary order. The final judgment includes an order that defendant pay $10.00, as opposed to the earlier $20.00, per week per child. Defendants argument is thus not persuasive since…
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