· 2/26/2015
Julie M. Fetters v. Jay M. Fetters
Citations
- 26 N.E.3d 1016
- 2015 Ind. App. LEXIS 113
- 2015 WL 808437
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- stating that not every finding needs to be correct, and even if one or more findings are clearly erroneous, we may affirm the judgment if it is supported by other findings or is otherwise supported by the record
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Judges: Barnes, Pyle
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