Court of Appeals of Utah· 11/27/1991

Cummings v. Cummings

Citations

821 P.2d 472
175 Utah Adv. Rep. 23
1991 Utah App. LEXIS 175
1991 WL 250700

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stating that Hogge-Becker test must be fully satisfied only in the absence of those exceptional circumstances mentioned in Maughan
explaining that, in part, a party's \failure to provide intelligible information\ regarding income supported the court's imputation of income based on historical earnings
reversing the district court’s custody determination based on its failure to make findings regarding evidence relating to important custody factors
requiring trial courts to \determine whether there is sufficient evidence of a substantial and material change in cireumstances\ before \reexamination of the custody question\
reversing a custody modification where the district court failed to give proper consideration or weight to the prior custody arrangement and relied too heavily on the child’s preference
Elmer “allows evidence of the best interests of a child to be introduced for determining changes in circumstances as well as for determining the best interests, if reached”

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