Balicki v. Balicki

How courts have described this case

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• holding that no remand required where there was no evidence by any appraiser as to value of any personal goodwill in business
• holding husband invited alleged error in including asset in marital estate by expressly indicating to trial court that it was a marital asset
• observing that the doctrine of invited error is grounded in estoppel and prevents a party from taking advantage of error he or she commits, invites or is the natural consequence of his or her own negligence or misconduct
• generally, there is no abuse of discretion if a trial court’s chosen valuation is within the range of values supported by the evidence
• Court of Appeals remanding for clarification where trial court’s findings failed to address issue

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).