Parker v. Parker
Annotate this CaseThe Georgia Supreme Court granted discretionary review in this case between Appellant and Georgia resident JoBeth Parker, and her then-husband, Appellee nonresident James Timothy Parker. After conducting an evidentiary hearing, the trial court entered a final order of custody and child support. Appellant raised several issues relating to the child support award. Prior to the entry of the final order, Appellant filed a motion for reconsideration to which she attached proposed alternative worksheets for each child. Although the motion was denied, its filing showed that the parties did not agree to the deviations set forth in the final order. The Georgia Court concluded that the trial court's finding that the parties did agree was therefore made in error. Upon remand, the trial court was required to enter a new final order revised based upon newly prepared child support worksheets.
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