Ohio Court of Appeals· 12/23/2019

Short v. Short

Citations

2019 Ohio 5315

Syllabus

DOMESTIC RELATIONS - CHILD SUPPORT - motion to modify child support due process remand further proceedings rehearing abuse of discretion R.C. 3119.79(A) deviation change of circumstance ten percent child support worksheet deviation to zero statutorily presumed R.C. 3119.03 R.C. 3119.22 journal entry R.C. 3119.23 findings of fact extended parenting time disparity in income division of expenses other court-ordered payments evidentiary weight.

Judges: Trapp

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Truckey v. Truckey
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