Lide v. Lide

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• recognizing that living expenses of mother that was to receive child support were required to be segregated from the proven needs of her children
• recognizing that living expenses of mother that was to receive child support were required to be segregated from the proven needs of her children
• indicating that the trial court’s finding was not supported by the record when the requesting parent failed to segregate, itemize, or explain the particularized needs of the children
• indicating that the trial court’s finding was not supported by the record when the requesting parent failed to segregate, itemize, or explain the particularized needs of the children
• indicating that reversal is required when the obligor’s net resources exceed $6,000 per month and the obligee fails to segregate, itemize, or explain expenses related to the children
• indicating that reversal is required when the obligor’s net resources exceed $6,000 per month and the obligee fails to segregate, itemize, 18 or explain expenses related to the children

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).