· 4/23/2020
James Charnquist v. New Stream Real Estate, LLC, F/K/A Charter Oak Real Estate Fund, LLC
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- concluding even though the court relied on a parent’s most current income information, it did so improperly, because the information was not before the commissioner
- stating that a parent cannot avoid child support by remaining voluntarily unemployed or underemployed
- declining to award attorney fees where neither party was the substantially prevailing party
- declining to award attorney fees where neither party was the substantially prevailing party
- “Generally, a superior court judge’s review of a court commissioner’s ruling, pursuant to a motion for revision, is limited to the evidence and issues presented to the commissioner.”
- In child support proceedings, “[i]t is error for the superior court to consider additional evidence on revision.” Instead, the superior court “may remand the case to the commissioner to consider the additional information.”
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