Miller v. Miller

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Miller v. Miller
2024-Ohio-821; 2024 Ohio App. LEXIS 773; 2024 WL 986859
US
State Court
Ohio
Court of Appeals
Courtney Sparks White; Bradford S Eldridge; Alan H. Cleinman; Rebekah Smith
Leland, Mentel, Beatty Blunt

Summary

In this Ohio divorce case, the trial court did not consider a valuation report of a competent expert the husband submitted. As such, “the trial court erred by sustaining an objection which appellant never made and by rendering judgment without considering all the evidence presented.” The trial court also erred by failing to reserve jurisdiction to modify the spousal maintenance award and not explaining why it refused to do so. The Appellate Court remanded on both of the above issues.
Miller v. Miller
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Ohio Trial Court Fails to Consider Expert Testimony—Appellate Court Remands

In this Ohio divorce case, the trial court did not consider a valuation report of a competent expert the husband submitted. As such, “the trial court erred by sustaining an objection which appellant never made and by rendering judgment without considering all the evidence presented.” The trial court also erred by failing to reserve jurisdiction to modify the spousal maintenance award and not explaining why it refused to do so. The Appellate Court remanded on both of the above issues.