Johnson v. Johnson

ARNOLD, Judge.

The defendant first contends the “court erred in finding that ‘the fair market value of the premises immediately subsequent to the renovation was Forty-Two Thousand Dollars ($42,000)’ because this finding was not supported by evidence in the record.” There is evidence in the record that the residence in question was worth twelve thousand dollars ($12,000) prior to its renovation, and there is evidence in the record that approximately thirty thousand dollars ($30,000) were expended during the course of the renovations. Thus, we find evidence in the record to support the court’s…