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· 6/22/2020

In re Estate of Reinhard

Citations

  • 2020 Ohio 3409

Syllabus

Individual appeals from a preliminary injunction issued against her by probate court, which ordered her to preserve assets that originally belonged to a decedent. The appeal was dismissed for lack of a final appealable order. A preliminary injunction is interlocutory and does not automatically qualify as a final appealable order. The preliminary injunction ordering the individual to preserve assets maintained the status quo and therefore the individual would not be deprived of a meaningful and effective remedy by appealing at the conclusion of estate proceedings.

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Judges: Hendrickson

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