Trial court had jurisdiction to vacate original QDRO as inconsistent with final divorce decree; QDRO granted former spouse interest in pension plan. greater than provided for in divorce decree and was void; motion to vacate void order premissed on Civ.R. 60 but no evidence that court utilized Cir.R.69 in arriving at decision.
Trial court did not err when it overruled appellants objections to the magistrates decision dismissing her motion to modify the Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO). Language in original QDRO clearly and unambiguously stated that appellant was entitled to pre-retirement survivor benefits from appellees retirement fund, but it did not address post-retirement survivor benefits. Neither the final divorce decree nor QDRO contained language granting appellant post-retirement survivor benefits. Thus, appellant was not entitled to post-retirement survivor benefits. Judgment affirmed.
Public access to divorce proceedings can equalize the playing field in a family court system often ripe with gender bias, says Rachel Alien, spokeswoman for the California National Organization for Women and coauthor of its 2002 family court report. While those groups might disagree, sealing divorces makes monitoring whether there's a gender bias all the more difficult and hides what Alien calls the "failure of the courts to provide women with due process and to protect domestic violence victims and their children.
...Though the speaker's divorce is now final, Osborne has recused himself from ruling on a motiion challenging his decision to seal the divorce papers. Chief Judge Walter J. ...
Question: I was married for 10 years to a guy I thought was perfect -- until I found out he was cheating on me. It broke my heart, but I survived, and our divorce will be final in a few months. Meanwhile, I met a man who, again, I thought was perfect and he also is going through divorce. One minute he loves me, and then I don't hear from him for a week. When he calls it's, "Baby this, and I miss you that." And then I hear from my cheating husband and, it's "Baby this, and I miss you that." Are all men just out of their minds? Answer: Originally, we designed the 10 rules of ex-etiquette for parents. These rules were based on having kids together and how you should conduct yourself after a breakup with the kids watching. The ex-etiquette rules for dating after a breakup are similar, but t...
On appeal, Angie argues that the trial court erred in overruling her objection to the magistrates decision to allow her ex-husband, Defendant-Appellee, Richard L. Clouse, to present a shared parenting plan after the final divorce hearing, in violation of R.C. 3109.04(G), and that the trial court erred in adopting the magistrates decision to implement Richards shared parenting plan because the finding that the plan was in the best interest of the children was unsupported by the record, and because the magistrate failed to articulate findings of fact and conclusions of law to establish that the plan was in the best interest of the children, as required by R.C. 3109.04(D)(1)(a)(iii). Based on the following, we affirm the judgment of the trial court.
... on the writings of jurists and judicial decisions, in accordance with which the courts of one countr... suit, as for example, when a decree of divorce granted in State A is offered as barring a suit fo... on conclusive evidence but the validity of final judgment. . When, however, the next important case...
The appellants notice of appeal from a final judgment and divorce decree divested the trial court of jurisdiction to grant him an extension of time to object to a magistrates decision. The trial court did not commit plain error when it imposed child and spousal support obligations on the appellant and divided the parties property. Judgment affirmed.
motion for relief of judgment; Civ.R. 60(B); division of property order; DOPO; abuse of discretion; inherent power to vacate void orders; Civ.R. 53(D)(3)(d)
... divorce. He further argues that appellee faile... decision are timely filed, the court shall rule on those objections....
... conflict and assisting litigious post-divorce families with the implementation of safe and worka... fact that a party can challenge the PC decision does not necessarily solve the due process problem... right to apportion fees and costs at the final hearing in this matter. The Parenting Coordinator ...
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