Colizoli v. Colizoli

With respect to the first issue presented, the cross-appellant husband argues that the agreed upon alimony and child support payments ordered by the original divorce decree are not solely for the wife’s sustenance, but were intended by the court to include a division of the marital property of the parties. Since the payments constitute a division of the marital property payable in installments, the cross-appellant husband contends that such payments are not subject to modification by the court as a jurisdictional matter under Wolfe v. Wolfe (1976), 46 Ohio St. 2d 399 [75 O.O.2d 474].

While we…