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Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District / Jan 30, 2020

JURIS P. SIMANIS, Respondent vs. CATHERINE L. SIMANIS, Appellant

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Catherine L. Simanis appealed the trial court's dissolution judgment concerning the parenting plan, maintenance award, division of marital property and debt, and attorney fees. The appellate court affirmed the judgment, agreeing with Juris P. Simanis that Wife's brief failed to comply with Rule 84.04 briefing requirements. Due to these deficiencies, including lack of record citations, legal reasons for error, and relevant legal authority, the court found no cognizable legal basis to find reversible error, thus preserving nothing for appellate review.

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