Ghani v. Greenfield

Citations

• 2018 Ohio 3259

Syllabus

In a case where divorcing parents proved unable to cooperate with one another and one was less reasonable and less likely to respect the rights of the other, the court acted within the proper exercise of its discretion to name the more reasonable of the two the legal custodian and residential parent. The trial court did retain jurisdiction, even after the filing of the appeal, to enforce its decree and did not err in determining that one parent had not acted in obedience to the decree.