Indiana Court of Appeals· 10/31/1991

Cox v. Cox

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580 N.E.2d 344
1991 Ind. App. LEXIS 1779
1991 WL 225609

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father’s $300,000 line of credit which he used for personal expenses as well as his farming operation afforded him great economic flexibility and was properly considered in determining his financial condition
no error occurs when a finding of fact is consistent with a party’s stipulation
father's $300,000 line of credit which he used for personal expenses as well as his farming operation afforded him great economic flexibility and was properly considered in determining his financial condition
“[T]he court’s determination was limited by the nature of the evidence before it. In such circumstances, an expectation of mathematical precision by the reviewing court would be an exercise in futility and we will not so indulge ourselves.”

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Judges: Hoffman, Shields, Rucker

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