This case involves a dispute between D.P. (father) and K.G. (mother) regarding parenting arrangements, child support, and spousal support for their child, L.P., born in 2019.
The parties had a brief common-law relationship and entered into several separation agreements.
D.P. sought joint decision-making, expanded parenting time, and termination of spousal support, while K.G. sought sole decision-making, continued spousal support, and higher imputed income for D.P. The court found K.G. to have made false allegations against D.P. and to be intentionally underemployed.
The court ordered joint decision-making, adopted D.P.'s proposed parenting schedule, imputed incomes for both parties, and terminated spousal support, offsetting it with K.G.'s credit card debt to D.P.
