Marriage of Hesse v. Hesse

How courts have described this case

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• stating that, for purpose of calculating parenting-expense adjustment, parenting time is determined by terms of court order scheduling parenting time
• explaining that child-support determinations are to be based on the amount of time a parent is scheduled to be with the child, not the amount of time actually spent with the child
• noting that reviewing courts ignore even prejudicial error when prejudice is de minimis
• “A court may take judicial notice of the course of the calendar.” (citing Webb v. Kennedy, 20 Minn. 419, 420, 20 Gil. 374, 376 (1874)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).