Marriage of Mackin v. Mackin

OPINION

CRIPPEN, Judge.

Three years after the dissolution of the parties’ marriage, respondent Kathleen Mackin moved for an increase in child support. The trial court granted the motion and adjusted the amount of child support based on findings about appellant’s increased income. We reverse and remand for further findings.

FACTS

The parties’ marriage was dissolved in February 1982. The parties stipulated that appellant James Mackin would pay $600 per month for support of the parties’ three children.

In May 1985, respondent moved for a modification to increase the child support award. By this time,…