Marriage of Bojrab v. Bojrab

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• stating a claimed error in an interlocutory order may be raised on appeal from the final judgment
• “A claimed error in an interlocutory order is not waived for failure to take an interlocutory appeal but may be raised on appeal from the final judgment.”
• “A claimed error in an interlocutory order is not waived for failure to take an interlocutory appeal but may be raised on appeal from the final judgment.”
• “While legitimate reasons may exist for a parent to leave one position and take a lower paying position other than to avoid child support obligations, this is a matter entrusted to the trial court and will be reversed only for an abuse of discretion.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).