Marriage of Stupp and Schilders

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In 2010, Stupp filed a petition for the dissolution of his marriage to Schilders. Since then, the parties have been involved in contentious legal proceedings. A stipulated judgment of dissolution was entered in 2014, but custody of the parties’ child, who was just a few months old when the original petition was filed, remains subject to temporary orders. Schilders appealed several family court orders: giving Stupp temporary sole legal custody of the child, requiring that only the parents transport the child to his therapy appointments, continuing a custody trial, requiring Schilders to undergo a vocational evaluation, and reserving jurisdiction over the allocation of the cost of the evaluation. The court of appeal concluded that the family court abused its discretion in ordering the vocational evaluation when there was no support motion pending, and dismissed the appeal as to the remaining orders because they are not appealable. View "Marriage of Stupp and Schilders" on Justia Law