Graber v. Graber

There are satisfactory and unsatisfactory aspects of the majority’s opinion.

The majority’s disposition of the request for increased child support is correct. The record shows Dr. Graber’s net income *823has generally decreased since 1980, the year the child support was ordered. There is no showing that Dr. Graber’s earning capacity increased before July 1984, when the application for modification was heard.

En route to the correct disposition, the majority has formulated an ill-advised principle which will undoubtedly produce dire consequences in an action for modification of a child support…