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jason-jai-williams
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1
Top Practice Route
Criminal Law
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Jason Williams (Father) appealed a judgment that granted in part motions to modify custody filed by Emilee Williams (Mother) and for third-party custody filed by Katherine Tyler (Intervenor). The appellate court dismissed Father's appeal because he failed to file a transcript as required by Rule 81.12 and his brief violated multiple provisions of Rule 84.04. These deficiencies substantially impeded appellate review of all his points relied on, preventing the court from reaching the merits of the custody dispute.