M.J. v. R.J.
Court found a pattern of psychological and emotional family violence by respondent that exposed the children to harm, granted divorce, awarded claimant primary and exclusive parenting time with sole decision-making authority, appointed a parenting coordinator, continued and expanded conduct orders restraining respondent's communications, imposed a $100,000 fine for repeated breaches, awarded retroactive child support (total $140,258) with income imputed for certain years, set ongoing child support at $4,250/month, valued and divided family property (Dental Co. and Hold Co. valued and divided…
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- Parenting time and decision-making
- Family violence and coercive control
- Conduct and communication orders
- Imputation of income and retroactive child support
- Valuation and division of corporate family assets
- Distributive tax adjustments