O'Connor v. O'Connor
Lucas County Court of Common Pleas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
By ALEXANDER, J.
THE FACTS
This action for divorce was brought by the husband. Defendant-wife, hereinafter called “the wife,” filed an answer and cross-petitions for divorce, alimony and child-support. The Toledo Trust Company, trustee of a living trust in which the husband is a named beneficiary, was made a party defendant.
When the cause came on for hearing on the merits, the petition was withdrawn and the hearing proceeded without contest on the wife’s amended cross-petition. Plaintiff, hereinafter called “the husband,” was found guilty of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty,…
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