Supreme Court of Georgia
Bloomfield v. Bloomfield
June 4, 2007282 Ga. 108
Summary
The court affirmed most of the divorce judgment but reversed the treatment of the children’s trusts’ interests in a Florida property and remanded for valuation of those interests. It upheld the classifications and divisions of the other disputed assets, the equitable distribution of marital property, and the child- and spousal-support awards because the trial court’s findings were supported by evidence and were not an abuse of discretion. It also held that post-judgment orders entered after the notice of appeal could not be enumerated as error.