B.S.L. v. S.E.

THOMPSON, Judge.

B.S.L. (the “mother”) and S.E. (the “father”) have one child, S.D.E. (the “child”), who was seven years old at the time of the hearing in this matter; the parties have never married. On June 29,1994, the trial court issued an order, based on the agreement of the parties, establishing the father’s paternity, awarding the mother primary custody of the child, awarding the father reasonable visitation, and ordering the father to pay child support in the amount of $217 per month.

The dispute that gives rise to this appeal began on May 19, 1999, when the father filed a motion seeking…