Minnesota Court of Appeals, 2016

Kelly M. Shockman v. Cory J. Shockman

Kelly M. Shockman v. Cory J. Shockman
Minnesota Court of Appeals · Decided May 16, 2016 · No. A15-1002

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Kelly M. Shockman v. Cory J. Shockman

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STATE OF MINNESOTA

IN COURT OF APPEALS

A15-1002

Kelly M. Shockman, petitioner, Respondent, vs.

Cory J. Shockman,

Appellant.

Filed May 16, 2016

Affirmed

Smith, Tracy, Judge

Anoka County District Court File No. 02-FA-12-218

Kurt Robinson, Kurt Robinson, P.A., Blaine, Minnesota (for respondent) Carrie A. Doom, David M. Kula, McKinnis & Doom, P.A., Cambridge, Minnesota (for appellant)

Considered and decided by Reyes, Presiding Judge; Ross, Judge; and Smith, Tracy, Judge.

UNPUBLISHED OPINION

SMITH, TRACY, Judge

Appellant Cory Shockman appeals the district court’s order granting respondent Kelly Shockman’s motion requesting a child-support modification and conduct-based attorney fees. Because the district court did not abuse its discretion when it modified the child-support award and ordered conduct-based attorney fees, we affirm.

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