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Cooper v. Cooper

Citations

  • 760 So. 2d 1048
  • 2000 WL 770543

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  • holding that uncovered medical expenses of children must be paid by either or both parties based on a factual determination of each party's ability to pay
  • holding that, after determining each party’s ability to pay, a trial court must include in the final judgment a provision for the payment of uncovered medical expenses of the children
  • remanding child support award with instructions for the trial court to \set forth findings upon which the [child support] calculation is based\
  • reversing and remanding the final judgment for the trial court to “reconsider its child support award and set forth findings upon which the calculation is based, including the amount and source of the parties’ actual income”

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Judges: Fulmer

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