Underemployment & Child Support

Sharon Sitz and William Sitz were married for 16 years until Sharon sued William for divorce. The court awarded her a divorce on the ground of inappropriate marital conduct and adopted her proposed parenting plan. This made her the primary residential parent of their minor child and divided the marital property. Furthermore, the court determined that the husband was voluntarily underemployed and imputed additional income him in order to calculate his child support obligation.

To read the case in detail, click here.

Child Custody and Property Division

In the case of Terri Ann Kelly v. Willard Reed Kelly, Terri Ann Kelly ("Wife") was awarded 1000% of the marital assets by the Trial Court. She had sued Willard Reed Kelly ("Husband") for divorce after 18 years of marriage and was awarded custody of the parties' son, Will. She was also awarded attorney's fees. The Court of Appeals, though, modified the Trial Court's division of the marital estate and alimony to Wife, giving her 300%.

The full case can be found here.