Martin v. Martin
Annotate this CaseFive years after divorcing, the parties in this case sought to modify their divorce decree. The Superior Court found that circumstances had not changed sufficiently for either to justify modification of the child custody agreement, but the court did allow changes in visitation, child support, life insurance and attorney's fees. The father appealed those changes. Because the child support modification was erroneously calculated, the Supreme Court reversed that portion of the Superior Court's order and remanded the case for further proceedings. The lower court was affirmed in all other respects.
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