Taylor v. Taylor
Citations
- 2026 Ohio 2168
Syllabus
DIVORCE — R.C. 3105.71 — CLASSIFICATION OF MARITAL PROPERTY — DIVSION OF MARITAL PROPERTY — APPRECIATION: The domestic relations court did not err in its property division with respect to the Adjustment and Indemnity Escrows where the record established that the funds contained in those accounts were earnings paid out as part of the sale of Husband's business interest during the marriage.The domestic relations court's property division with respect to the real estate was not an abuse of discretion where no evidence in the record showed that the appreciation in the value of the home, which Wife had purchased before the marriage, was due to anything other than market forces: the appreciation in the value of the home was passive and that appreciated value of the home remained Wife's separate property.
Judges: Moore
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