Phillips v. Drake

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• holding no error results from verbatim adoption of party’s proposed findings and conclusions so long as order is supported by evidence
• no abuse of discretion where trial court adopts proposed order of one party in child custody dispute
• no abuse of discretion where trial court adopts proposed order of one party in child custody dispute
• “as long as the order of the court is supported by evidence, in the absence of evidence that the court did not seriously consider proposed findings and conclusions of law presented to it, no error results even if a proposed order is adopted verbatim.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).