BREJON v. Johnson

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• recognizing uncon-troverted testimony as to increased living expenses as supporting modification
• specifying that appellate court will set aside finding only if evidence is too weak to support finding or if finding is so against overwhelming weight of evidence as to be manifestly unjust and clearly wrong
• recognizing uncontroverted testimony as to increased living expenses as supporting modification

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