We noted that we had previously held that “a claim for arrearage in temporary alimony which accrued prior to rendition of the final decree may be the subject of contempt proceedings initiated subsequent to the final decree.” Id. at 570 (citing Newton v. Newton, 238 Ga. 282 , 282 (232 SE2d 557 ) (1977); Moore v. Moore, 207 Ga. 335 , 335 (1) (61 SE2d 500 ) (1950)). We added that “[application of a similar rule is even more compelling in a situation such as this where temporary child support is implicated.

We noted that we had previously held that “a claim for arrearage in temporary alimony which accrued prior to rendition of the final decree may be the subject of contempt proceedings initiated subsequent to the final decree.” Id. at 570 (citing Newton v. Newton, 238 Ga. 282, 282 (232 SE2d 557) (1977); Moore v. Moore, 207 Ga. 335, 335 (1) (61 SE2d 500) (1950)). We added that “[application of a similar rule is even more compelling in a situation such as this where temporary child support is implicated.