In Ferrero v. Ferrero (June 8, 1999), Stark App. No. 98-CA-00095, 1999 Ohio App, the court stated that it generally agreed that a trial court should attempt to give the parties to a divorce action an equal share of the liquid assets, but found that there was no undue hardship upon the appellant as a result of the division of liquid assets and affirmed the trial court. In Ferrero, the appellant was 45 years old, had the ability to earn over $100,000.00 a year and received a bank account of $75,770.00, half of which was to be paid to appellee over the next four years.