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In re J.C.

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  • 2025 Ohio 4855

Syllabus

Child support; establishment of support; abuse of discretion; App.R. 9; App.R. 12; App.R. 16; nunc pro tunc; clerical error. The trial court did not abuse its discretion in ordering appellant-father to pay child support. Where the appellant-father failed to comply with the appellate rules and separately argue his assignments of error or provide legal support for his arguments, the assignments of error are disregarded. The trial court's clerical error, stating in its journal entry that paternity was established in 2019 when the record reflects it was established in 2009, is properly corrected by a nunc pro tunc.

Judges: Klatt

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