McKinley v. Hall
Citations
- 251 N.E.3d 673
- 2024 Ohio 3100
Syllabus
In an appeal of a divorce decree and judgment, the appellant failed to demonstrate the trial court erred in determining a mistrial was not warranted, in classifying and allocating of marital and separate assets and debts, in finding the appellant committed misconduct, and in making certain determinations concerning exhibits. Judgment affirmed.
Judges: Leland
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