Cook v. Silverman
Sharon D. Silverman (Mother) appeals the family court’s order regarding child support.[1] A previous support order, issued in September 2014, ordered Father to pay Mother guideline child support based on the parties each having their two sons 50 percent of the time. In October 2015, Father filed a motion seeking credit against child support arrears because one son had been living with Father 100 percent of the time since July 2015. Father’s motion also requested, inter alia, the prior support order be modified in light of changed circumstances, including the son’s full-time residence with Father. Both parties submitted updated income and expense declarations. In December 2015, the family court issued an order declaring no arrearages were owed and prospectively modifying child support using guideline calculations based on Father’s 100 percent time share for one of the sons.
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