Hissa v. Hissa (I)

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Hissa v. Hissa (I)
2002 Ohio 6313, 2002 Ohio App. LEXIS 6122
US
State Court
Ohio
Court of Appeals
Robert Greenwald, CPA (for wife); Andrew Finger, CPA (for husband); King & Associates (for husband)
Corrigan

Summary

Issue was whether trial court erred in preventing husband's counsel from referring to the expert's report during questioning and excluding the report.
Hissa v. Hissa (I)
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