Oshoba-Williams v. Oshoba-Williams
Citations
- 2022 Ohio 1826
Syllabus
Appellant's failure to object to the magistrate's decision at the trial court level and failure to argue plain error at the appellate level forfeited all arguments against the trial court's judgment adopting the magistrate's decision. Appellant additionally did not meet his burden of demonstrating error on appeal where he did not provide a transcript of the hearing before the magistrate or any legal authority in support of his assignment of error as required by appellate rule. Judgment affirmed.
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Judges: Sadler
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