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Williams v. Williams

Citations

  • 295 Ga. 113
  • 757 S.E.2d 859
  • 2014 Fulton County D. Rep. 1167
  • 2014 WL 1588633
  • 2014 Ga. LEXIS 299

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  • “[A]n oral pronouncement by a trial court during a hearing is not a judgment until it is reduced to writing and entered as a judgment.”
  • an oral pronouncement of a trial court is not binding until reduced to writing and entered as a judgment
  • no remand necessary because trial court adopted previously entered parenting plan
  • “ An oral pronouncement of this type is not binding. It may provide insight on the intent of a later written judgment, but any discrepancy between the written judgment and oral pronouncement is resolved in favor of the written judgment.”
  • “ An oral pronouncement of this type is not binding. It may provide insight on the intent of a later written judgment, but any discrepancy between the written judgment 2 and oral pronouncement is resolved in favor of the written judgment.”
  • resolving both custody and child support issues in single appeal

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Judges: Melton, Hines, Hunstein, Nahmias

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