People ex rel. Weber v. Burson

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• noting that “[t]o the extent that the judgment is based on erroneous findings, those findings are superfluous and are not fatal to the judgment if the remaining valid findings and conclusions support the judgment.”
• declining to remand for further findings where the 49.117% to 50.883% division was “an insubstantial deviation”
• addressing whether parenting time would significantly impair the child’s emotional development where the trial court ordered supervised parenting time
• Although no express finding was made, evidence was presented to support the conclusion that unsupervised parenting time would significantly impair the child’s emotional development.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).