Marriage of Stubbs CA6

I. BACKGROUND

A. The Marital Settlement Agreement and Judgment

In April 2022, the trial court entered judgment in the dissolution proceeding on the parties’ marital settlement agreement. In the settlement, the parties agreed to joint legal and physical custody of their minor children. The parties agreed “that they must meet, confer, and agree in writing to any and all decisions” on the children’s participation in extracurricular activities. And the parties agreed “not to interfere with the schedule of the other parent without that parent’s consent. Neither parent will schedule activities for the children during the other parent’s scheduled parenting time without the other parent’s prior written agreement.” The parties agreed that mother could take “specified children to . . . specified extra-curricular activities during [f]ather’s custodial time during the calendar year” of 2022; and mother agreed to grant father an equivalent option to take the children to unspecified extracurricular activities of his choosing during mother’s time. But the parties did not agree to any extracurricular activities beyond 2022. The parties agreed that they will “equally share in the cost…