Florida Appeals Court Affirms Ruling in O'Donnell v. Lee
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Florida Appeals Court Affirms Ruling in O'Donnell v. Lee

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On October 29, 2026, the First District Court of Appeal of Florida affirmed a lower court decision in *O'Donnell v. Lee, Lee*, where Linda O'Donnell was the appellant and James E. Lee II and Paige J. Lee were the appellees.

This per curiam affirmance (PCA) indicates that the appellate court found no reversible error in the Franklin County Circuit Court's judgment, which was presided over by Judge Francis J. Allman. A per curiam opinion is typically a brief, unsigned opinion by the court as a whole, often used when the court believes the issues are straightforward or have been adequately addressed by the lower court. The

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