District Court of Appeal of Florida· 8/31/2007

Owens v. Owens

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973 So. 2d 1169
2007 WL 2456208

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holding that a claim that a “final judgment lacks sufficient findings of fact” must be brought to the attention of a trial court by proper motion for the claim to be preserved for appellate review
holding that appellant's argument that final judgment lacked sufficient findings was not preserved for appellate review because appellant did not raise it \in a motion for rehearing or by other means available in the trial court\
holding party's failure to challenge adequacy of factual findings in the trial court rendered issue unpreserved for appellate review
affirming where appellate challenge to adequacy of trial court’s findings in final judgment not preserved by motion for rehearing below
treating a complaint that the trial court failed to make adequate findings of fact as unpreserved because it was not raised by a motion for rehearing
because the appellant failed to challenge the adequacy of the finding in a motion for rehearing, it failed to preserve the issue for appellate review

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