The applicant mother and respondent father separated after an eight-year relationship.
The mother sought primary parenting time, final decision-making responsibility, child support based on an imputed income for the father, and the return of her engagement ring.
The court ordered a shared parenting schedule as recommended by the Office of the Children's Lawyer clinician, but granted the mother final decision-making authority regarding health and education due to the father's history of anger and lack of organization.
The court imputed an annual income of $85,000 to the father, finding he intentionally underemployed himself and earned undeclared cash income.
The father was ordered to pay retroactive and ongoing child support, 60% of extraordinary expenses, and to return the engagement ring to the mother.
