Dietrich v. Dietrich
Annotate this CaseKyle Dietrich and Hilary Dietrich were divorced in 2011 pursuant to a judgment that granted the parties shared parental rights and responsibilities of their three children and did not order either party to pay child support. The court subsequently entered an amended judgment ordering Kyle to pay child support of $177 per week, beginning in 2012. In 2015, a magistrate entered an amended judgment and a final child support order directing Kyle to pay child support of $305 per week. Kyle filed an objection to the magistrate’s order, which the district court denied as untimely filed. The Supreme Judicial Court dismissed Kyle’s appeal, holding that the district court correctly concluded that Kyle’s objection was untimely filed.
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