Holderness v. Holderness

SMITH, Judge.

Defendant brings forward several assignments of error and puts forth as his primary argument the trial court’s failure to make adequate findings of fact and conclusions of law. He contends that the court’s findings of fact are inadequate to support its conclusions as to the amount reasonably required for the support of the children, defendant’s ability to pay that amount and plaintiffs ability to contribute to such support. We agree.

In an action to modify child support provisions of a separation agreement which has not previously been incorporated into an order of judgment of the…