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· 5/29/2020

Cynthia Anne Knop v. Aaron Charles Knop

Syllabus

This appeal concerns a post-divorce motion to show cause filed by wife against husband for unpaid child support, extracurricular expenses and medical expenses for the children and a failure to divide certain financial accounts of the parties. Additionally, husband sought credit for premiums he had paid post-divorce toward a life insurance policy awarded to wife as part of the division of marital property. Given the nature of the relief being sought, the parties entered into an agreed order referring the matter to a special master. A hearing was held before the special master who subsequently filed his findings and recommendations with the trial court. Husband filed objections in the trial court to the special master's findings. Following a hearing on husband's objections, the trial court approved the special master's findings and recommendations in their entirety and adopted them as the judgment of the court. The husband appeals. We affirm.

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Judges: Judge Arnold B. Goldin

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