Bandza v. Bandza

Citations

• 2021 Ohio 4011

Syllabus

Divorce R.C. 3105.171(C)(1)/equitable division of marital property R.C. 3119.30/availability of health insurance R.C. 3119.29(F)/health insurance/reasonable cost R.C 3119.302(A)(2)(b)/required findings to impose an in excess of reasonable health insurance costs order income calculation child support. Appellant failed to provide documentation of the value for the property in question appellant's testimony did not suffice as a public record or report under Evid.R. 803 and was therefore hearsay. The trial court's use of the fair-market value method to determine the property value of the property awarded to appellant was reasonable. The trial court's division of the marital properties was not an abuse of discretion. The cost of the health insurance exceeded the amount considered reasonable under the statute. The trial court failed to make the required findings under R.C. 3119.302(A)(2)(b) prior to imposing the trial court's order. There was not error where the trial court calculated inclusion of income for appellant where it was shown that appellant could continue to generate income above appellant's base salary.