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| Case Caption | Case No. | Topics and Issues | Author | Citation / County | Decided | Posted | WebCite |
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In re S.M.
| CA2018-07-076 | The juvenile court did not err by granting permanent custody of a child to a children services agency where appellant had abandoned her child and the child's best interests were served by granting permanent custody to the children services agency due to the uncertainty surrounding appellant's housing, employment, frequent incarceration, and untreated mental health issues. | S. Powell | Butler |
11/19/2018
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11/19/2018
| 2018-Ohio-4654 |
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Jones v. Gori
| CA2018-07-068 | Appellee's motion to dismiss appeal for lack of a final appealable order granted and decision in Huegemann v. VanBakel, 12th Dist. Fayette No. CA2013-08-022, is overruled. The denial of a motion to dismiss based on lack of personal jurisdiction does not satisfy the requirements for a provisional remedy necessary to constitute a final appealable order because it was directed toward resolution of the main action itself and does not involve a proceeding ancillary to the main action as required by R.C. 2505.02(A)(3). | S. Powell | Butler |
11/19/2018
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11/19/2018
| 2018-Ohio-4655 |
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Langendorfer v. Gastrich
| CA2018-05-032 | Plaintiff-appellant was not entitled to a directed verdict with regard to her medical expenses where her expert witness was cross-examined and the amount of damages proximately caused by the automobile accident was a matter properly before the jury. | Ringland | Clermont |
11/19/2018
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11/19/2018
| 2018-Ohio-4656 |
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State v. Burns
| CA2018-03-015 | Appellant's assignment of error challenging the trial court's calculation of jail-time credit was dismissed where appellant had already completed his prison sentence, thereby rendering his arguments moot. Further, the trial court did not err by not making the consecutive sentencing findings set forth in R.C. 2929.14(C)(4) at sentencing as the findings were not required since appellant had already completed and been discharged from a prior prison sentence before the court imposed the nine-month prison sentence for violation of a protection order. | Hendrickson | Clermont |
11/19/2018
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11/19/2018
| 2018-Ohio-4657 |
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Turner v. Tri-County Baptist Church of Cincinnati
| CA2018-03-050 | Trial court did not err in dismissing complaint for lack of subject matter jurisdiction pursuant to the ecclesiastical abstention doctrine. | Hendrickson | Butler |
11/19/2018
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11/19/2018
| 2018-Ohio-4658 |
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State v. Phillips
| CA2018-03-029 | The trial court properly considered the required analysis before ordering appellant's consecutive sentence, and also made the requisite findings at the time of sentencing and within the sentencing entry. | Piper | Warren |
11/13/2018
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11/13/2018
| 2018-Ohio-4555 |
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In re Adoption of L.L.L.
| CA2018-07-008 | Adoption, consent required, failure to contact, justifiable cause. | Hendrickson | Preble |
11/13/2018
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11/13/2018
| 2018-Ohio-4556 |
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State v. Gross
| CA2018-01-001 | There was sufficient evidence of penetration to support offender's rape conviction. Offender's rape conviction was not against the manifest weight of the evidence notwithstanding trial testimony that the victim was very intoxicated when she arrived at his home. | M. Powell | Preble |
11/13/2018
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11/13/2018
| 2018-Ohio-4557 |
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Estate of Welch v. Taylor
| CA2017-11-021 | The probate court did not rule on a proper motion where the motion was previously filed and ruled upon in a different court. On remand, the probate court will rule on the pending motions independent of motions and complaints filed in other courts. | Piper | Clinton |
11/13/2018
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11/13/2018
| 2018-Ohio-4558 |
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In re N.W.
| CA2018-06-126, CA2018-06-127, CA2018-06-132, CA2018-06-133, CA2018-07-138, CA2018-07-139 | A mother, father, and their two biological children appeal the juvenile court's decision granting permanent custody of the children to a children's services agency. Sufficient credible evidence existed to support the juvenile court's decision the agency's permanent custody motion where the mother had serious mental health issues, the father had substance abuse issues, and neither parent substantially remedied the issues that led to the children's removal. | M. Powell | Butler |
11/13/2018
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11/13/2018
| 2018-Ohio-4559 |
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