Gamble v. Gamble
Citations
- 2025 Ohio 2381
Syllabus
The domestic relations court erred by ordering appellant, as the child's sole residential parent and legal custodian, to pay child support to appellee, the child's non-residential parent, pursuant to the plain language found in R.C. 3119.07(A), thereby requiring the matter be reversed and remanded. The domestic relations court did not err, however, by allowing appellee to make monthly payments towards the amount appellee was ordered to pay appellant as a purge condition rather than mandating appellee make an immediate lump sum payment to appellant.
Judges: Piper
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