Patch v. Patch

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• holding that attorney’s fees in modification of child support proceedings are properly determined under Civil Rule 82
• concluding even where noncustodial parent does not voluntarily resign from job, trial court must consider all circumstances of change in employment to determine whether modification of amount of child support is warranted
• affirming lower court's denial of modification because father's eighty-percent decrease in income was temporary
• “[A] trial court should be reluctant to modify child support obligations when the obligor’s loss of income appears only temporary.”
• \[A] trial court should be reluctant to modify child support obligations when the obli-gor's loss of income appears only temporary.\
• \[A] trial court should be reluctant to modify child support obligations when the obli-gor's loss of income appears only temporary.\

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