Guille v. Guille
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtParskey, J.
The principal issue in this case is whether a court may properly delete from a judgment of marital dissolution a provision that would preclude any future judicial modification of the terms governing child support contained in the original divorce *261decree. Six years after the marriage of the parties was dissolved, the trial court that had entered the judgment of dissolution granted a motion, brought on behalf of the parties’ minor children, to open the judgment and delete therefrom a provision precluding modification of custody and child support. The defendant father appeals from the trial…
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