The moving party father brought a motion to change a 2016 final order, seeking changes to the residential schedule, child support, and a dispute resolution mechanism, as well as compensation for a delayed pension transfer.
The responding party mother sought sole decision-making authority and retroactive child support.
The court found that the high-conflict dynamic, largely driven by the father, warranted granting the mother sole decision-making authority over major parenting issues.
The court also imputed income to the father due to intentional underemployment and ordered him to pay $7,609 in retroactive child support.
Ongoing child support was set off under section 9 of the Guidelines, resulting in the mother paying $175 per month.
The father's claim for compensation regarding the pension transfer was dismissed.
