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Steven E. McKenna Missouri Cases

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Party ID: steven-e-mckenna
Cases Shown: 1
Top Practice Route: Family Law

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Jennifer J. McKenna vs. Steven E. McKenna

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Jennifer J. McKenna (Mother) sought to modify child custody, parenting time, and child support against Steven E. McKenna (Father). The trial court granted the modification, imputing Father's income for child support and ordering him to pay half of the children's parochial high school tuition as an extraordinary expense. The appellate court affirmed the trial court's imputation of Father's income, finding it supported by substantial evidence. However, it reversed the order regarding parochial high school tuition, concluding Mother failed to show a particular educational need for private schooling.

Family Law Civil Litigation