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child, Nicholas, graduated high school. She also sought payments
on the two mortgages and attached a list of miscellaneous
expenses to be incorporated in the order, as follows:
Automobile repair $100
(broken ground effects)
Automobile repair 400
(brakes and struts)
Automobile tires 400
Veterinarian 200
Rob’s broken trombone 140
House insurance 316
Automobile insurance 373
Real estate taxes 684
Federal taxes 556
Graduation expenses 100
1992 Income taxes 120
Melissa’s dental work 60
Contacts 120
Glasses 90
(needed for summer internship)
Safety shoes 115
(needed for summer internship)
In response to her motion, the State court issued a
temporary order, dated July 6, 1993. The order included the
following provisions:
1. Petitioner’s child support was set at $1,400 per month,
retroactive to January 29, 1993, and continuing through May 1993,
and then at a rate of $1,200 per month thereafter.
2. "Temporary maintenance" was continued at $1,150 per
month.
3. Betty was awarded exclusive temporary possession of the
residence.
4. Petitioner was ordered to "reimburse" Betty $2,414 for
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