Babish v. Babish

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• stating that a court should recognize the “full nature and extent” of a parent’s property interests and financial resources when determining a support obligation
• stating that a court should recognize the \full nature and extent\ of a parent's property interests and financial resources when determining a support obligation
• emphasizing that a parent has the primary obligation to support his children and that he may not diminish his ability to pay child support in order to ensure a more comfortable existence for himself
• emphasizing that a parent has the primary obligation to support his children and that he may not diminish his ability to pay child support in order to ensure a more comfortable existence for himself
• emphasizing that a parent has the primary obligation to support his children and that he may not diminish his ability to pay child support in order to ensure a more comfortable existence for himself
• remanding a support action where the trial court failed to include a lump sum workers' compensation award as income available for support, stating, \It does not matter that [Father] depleted the substantial award\ by using the money to purchase a home for his new family

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).