Brewer v. Holliday

GRIFFIS, P.J., for the Court:

¶ 1. This case considers a contempt judgment entered against Donald Brewer. Brewer argues that the chancellor was in error when he entered a judgment that held Brewer in contempt and ordered him to pay his former wife, Penny Holliday, $34,515 for obligations owed under the divorce judgment, attorney’s fees of $3,500, and court costs of $110. On appeal, Brewer claims that the chancellor was in error when he: (1) refused to enter an “Agreed Order” that resulted from mediation in 2006, and (2) found Brewer in willful contempt for failure to pay child support. We find…