enforcing a final judgment represented by a child support order in Superior Court. See Sevison v. Sevison, 396 A.2d 178, 182 (Del.Super.1978) (giving full faith and credit to New Jersey decree ordering alimony and support and enforcing money judgment for arrearages). 7 . See In re Estate of Getchell, 1994 WL 469153, at *4 (Del.Ch. Aug. 4, 1994) (accepting jurisdiction over and deciding case that involved a dispute over the distribution of a deceased husband’s deferred compensation plan pursuant to a separation agreement); Calvin v. Calvin, 1985 WL 22037, at *5 (Del. Ch. Aug. 19, 1985) (accepting jurisdiction over and deciding case that included claim for specific performance of separation agreement against estate of deceased husband); Green v. Saulsbury, 33 A. 623, 630 (Del.Ch.1880) (<HOLDING>). See generally D.B. v. N. E., 2011 WL 5346098,
holding the real estate sale proceeds holding that psc had primary jurisdiction to pass upon rates and whether same were reasonable consequently court found it improper to pass upon the reasonableness of the charges complained of by appellant holding that once the court of chancery acquired subject matter jurisdiction under the statute authorizing the sale of real property by an estate the court had jurisdiction to pass upon all matters either legal or equitable necessary and proper to a just determination in respect to those matters holding that the district court was not divested of subject matter jurisdiction upon the dismissal of the plaintiffs federal claims holding that the trial court had continuing jurisdiction over all subsequent custody orders once the trial court acquired jurisdiction