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Domestic Relations : Parenting Plan – Modification – Vacation Schedule
Stephanie Maniscalco//November 9, 2016//
Where a mother challenged the modification of a parenting plan, the judgment is reversed and remanded in part because the plan failed to include any holiday or vacation scheduling as required by statute, but the mother did not show that the trial court erred in calculating child support, and the finding that the modified plan was in the best interests of the children was supported by the evidence.
Judgment is affirmed in part; reversed in part.
Shields v. Epanty (MLW No. 69873/Case No. WD79347 – 9 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, Gabbert, J.) Appealed from circuit court, Jackson County, Campbell, J. (David Andrew Kelly, Lee’s Summit, for respondent) (Wolfgang Shields, pro se).
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