Hollis v. Hollis

REYNOLDS, Justice.

Modifying the visitation provisions of a foreign decree of divorce, custody and support, the trial court held that it did not have jurisdiction over the subject matter of child support. The appellant-father challenges the modification order as a change of custody unsupported by the factual findings; the appellee-mother claims that the court fundamentally erred in its determination of lack of jurisdiction of the child support issue. We conclude that the modification of visitation privileges was within the court’s authority, and that the court erred in denying its jurisdiction…