Opinion ID: 2629458
Heading Depth: 5
Heading Rank: 2

Heading: The superior court properly included A.M. in the child support order until her date of emancipation.

Text: Morris complains the court erred by including A.M., one of the parties' daughters, in the child support order, claiming she was legally emancipated when he filed his motion in June 2006. Horn replies that Morris knew that A.M. was not legally emancipated until December 2006 and that he waived any objection by not raising this issue below. Horn has the better of these arguments. She filed a notice of ineligibility in January 2007, before the child support hearing, stating that A.M. was ineligible for child support effective December 31, 2006. During the hearing, Horn stipulated that she should not receive child support for A.M. as of end of December. Morris did not object to ending the child support obligation for A.M. after December 2006. On appeal, Morris provides no support for his claim that A.M. was legally emancipated before January 1, 2007. The superior court did not err by including A.M. in the child support order, with Morris's obligation for her to extend until December 31, 2006.