Granada v. Rojas
Citations
- 2024 Ohio 1272
Syllabus
Divorce final decree business valuation fair market value of business expert witnesses manifest weight spousal support tax responsibility. Affirmed. Plaintiff-appellant Adriana Granada appeals her final divorce decree, arguing that the trial court erred in its valuation of the family business and in accepting defendant-appellee Israel Rojas's expert witness in making such valuation. Granada also contests the trial court's decision to refrain from awarding spousal support as well as the trial court's failure to address any potential tax liability. Granada's assigned errors are without merit and overruled.
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