Koller v. Reft
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FABE, Chief Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
John Koller appeals several of the superior court’s rulings and findings concerning the financial ramifications of his custody dispute with Kristeen Reft over their son, Noah. First, he argues that the superior court had no evidentiary support for, nor findings explaining, its interim and prospective child support awards. He alleges that the court erroneously imputed his potential income in violation of Alaska Civil Rule 90.3(a)(4) and then exacerbated the error by increasing his child support obligation under Rule 90.3(c). Second, John contends that…
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