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Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District / Apr 30, 2019

Carla K. Hiner vs. John W. Hiner

Appellant

John Hiner appealed the trial court's judgment dissolving his marriage to Carla Hiner, which included provisions for child custody, child support, maintenance, and attorneys' fees. The appellate court dismissed Father's appeal due to significant deficiencies in his appellate brief, which failed to comply with Rule 84.04. These deficiencies included an inadequate statement of facts, non-conforming points relied on, and an argument section lacking developed legal reasoning and record citations, preventing a meaningful review of his claims.