Turinsky v. Long

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• concluding that the superior court did not err in awarding child support without a hearing where the parties did not argue that the adjusted income levels used by the superior court were inaccurate
• holding child support arrears should be based on the valid custody and visitation order issued by the court, not on the amount of visitation actually exercised
• addressing visitation order because of its potential effect on child support, but finding visitation issues otherwise moot because child had reached age of majority
• treating custody issues as moot where child had reached age of majority before appeal was taken but addressing child support issues
• providing that “[c]hild support awards should be based on a custody and visitation order” and “[i]f the parties do not follow the custody order, they should ask the court to enforce the custody order or should move to modify the child support order”
• “Child support awards should be based on a custody and visitation order. If the parties do not follow the custody order, they should ask the court to enforce the custody order or should move to modify the child support order.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).