In Re: The Marriage of: Caleb E. Campbell v. Anna P. Campbell

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• noting the trial court is in a position to see the parties, observe their conduct and demeanor, and hear their testimony
• findings are clearly erroneous only when the record contains no facts to support them either directly or by inference
• declining to address Husband’s contention that the trial court’s dissolution order resulted in an unequal division where he did not present evidence of the value of the marital assets
• declining to address the purported unequal division of property where the party did not present evidence of the value of the items when it was the parties’ burden to prove the value of the marital assets
• “The trial court has no authority to exclude or set aside marital property but must divide all property.”
• “To the extent Father argues that the order results in an unequal division, we note that Father did not present any evidence as to the value of these items. As it was the burden of the parties to prove the value of the marital assets, we decline to address this issue.”

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