Barnes v. Barnes

2005 OK 1 · Case No. 98090

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Holding / issue summary

The Parenting Coordinator Act and the limited appointment order did not violate parental due-process rights, but the court erred by excluding current child-care obligations from the support income assignment.

Court: Oklahoma Supreme Court
Docket: 98090
Decided: January 11, 2005
Issue: Family Law • FD
Posture: Appeal from order appointing parenting coordinator and modifying support
Disposition: District court affirmed in part and reversed in part; remanded
Origin: Tulsa
Authentication: Oklahoma State Courts Network (OSCN) checked 2026-08-13
Citator: Not citator-checked

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BluebookBarnes v. Barnes, 2005 OK 1.

APABarnes v. Barnes, 2005 OK 1 (2005).

MLA“Barnes v. Barnes.” Oklahoma Supreme Court, 2005, 2005 OK 1.

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