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OSTERMILLER v. SPURR

No. 97-219.

968 P.2d 940 (1998)

Teresa A. OSTERMILLER and Brett R. Ostermiller, a minor, Appellants (Petitioners), v. Scott SPURR, Appellee (Respondent), State of Wyoming, Department of Family Services, Appellee (Petitioner).

Supreme Court of Wyoming.

December 10, 1998.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

John M. Burman, Faculty Supervisor, University of Wyoming Legal Services Program; Blair Bales, Student Intern, Laramie, Wyoming; and Boyd M. McMaster of Nichols, Douglas, Kelly and Meade, Scottsbluff, Nebraska, for Appellants.

William U. Hill, Attorney General; Michael L. Hubbard, Deputy Attorney General; and Donna A. Murray, Special Assistant Attorney General, Cheyenne, Wyoming, for Appellee State, Department of Family Services.

No appearance for Appellee Scott Spurr.

Before LEHMAN, C.J., and MACY, GOLDEN and TAYLOR, JJ., and GRANT, D.J.

GRANT, District Judge.

The Nebraska Department of Social Services forwarded to Wyoming a petition by and on behalf of Teresa A. Ostermiller (the mother), a resident of Nebraska. The petition demanded establishment of paternity and order for child support against the father, Scott Spurr (the father), a resident of Wyoming. The father admitted paternity and his obligation of support, and counterclaimed for visitation and change of name of the child. The mother appeals...

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