When the child support provisions of a separation agreement, incorporated but not merged in a decree of divorce, are subject to arbitration, the Supreme Court in effect retains exclusive jurisdiction over the matter, since the Family Court has no jurisdiction over a proceeding concerning an arbitrable controversy. The Supreme Court may not refer to a court of limited jurisdiction any matter over which it does not have express...
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