Rosen v. Rosen
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FABE, Chief Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
Bettina Camden-Ishimaru moved for an increase in child support in 2004, five years after her divorce from Carl Rosen became final. The superior court denied the motion to modify support. Bettina then moved to establish a judgment for child support ar-rearages and unpaid orthodontic expenses. In March 2005 the superior court denied the motion and instead signed a partial modification agreement, which the parties had submitted to the court in 2001 and which the court had neglected to sign when initially submitted. The court made this order effective…
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