Phyllis Williams, Appellant v. Dejeaux Williams, Appellee

Summary

The court affirmed the superior court's rulings concerning military retirement pay, child support, appointment of a custody investigator, and alleged judicial bias. It dismissed the visitation challenge as moot because the challenged summer visitation period had passed and declined to address dental-expense and arrearage claims that were outside the appeal or not properly before it. The court concluded that the retirement allocation was timely challenged neither under the applicable post-judgment rules nor substantively erroneous, and that Phyllis had not shown error in the other challenged rulings.