In Re: D.A.J.

Romina Jessica Clifton (“Mother”) and Dwight Cain Jemison (“Father”) are the parents of a six year old daughter. In 2004, Father filed a petition to modify custody of the child by seeking to be designated the child’s primary residential parent. Following a hearing, the Juvenile Court concluded that there had been a material change in circumstances and that it was in the child’s best interest to designate Father the primary residential parent. The Juvenile Court also set forth Mother’s coparenting schedule as well as her monthly child support payments. Mother appeals challenging the propriety of the Juvenile Court’s decision to designate Father the primary residential parent as well as the amount of her child support. We affirm the designation of Father as the primary residential parent but modify the amount of Mother’s monthly child support.