Ohio court keeps pre-marriage house with husband, orders ex-wife to pay $20,000 in fees
The Ohio Court of Appeals has upheld a husband's ownership of a house he bought before his marriage, rejecting his ex-wife's claims to it. The judges ruled that using rental income to make payments on the property did not change its status as separate property. The court also ordered the ex-wife to pay $20,000 in legal fees. The judges pointed to her legal actions during the lengthy dispute as a reason for the award.
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