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Lewis v. Lewis

Citations

  • 637 A.2d 70
  • 1994 D.C. App. LEXIS 12
  • 1994 WL 32305

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  • holding that visitation could be delayed until the child was psychologically prepared for it
  • holding that visitation could be delayed until the child was psychologically prepared for it
  • holding that the rule that a voluntary reduction of income does not affect obligation to pay child support did not apply because there was no indication that the husband shot his wife with the intention to be imprisoned and thereby reduce his child-support obligation
  • reversing trial court’s grant of “complete discretion” to mother over whether children could visit father
  • vacating child support order of $50 per month for incarcerated father, noting his “income while in prison will be ‘essentially nothing.’ ”
  • vacating child support order of $50 per month for incarcerated father, noting his “income while in prison will be ‘essentially nothing.’ ”

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Judges: Farrell, Wagner, Mack

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