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Kenneth P. Aston, Jr., and Lori A. Aston, as Trustees for the Kala Trust Missouri Cases

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Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District / Nov 28, 2023

Kenneth P. Aston, Jr., and Lori A. Aston, as Trustees for the Kala Trust, Respondents, v. DBK Trust, LLC, Appellant.

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DBK Trust, LLC appealed a judgment in favor of Kenneth and Lori Aston, trustees for the KALA Trust, on their petition to quiet title and for injunction. DBK alleged the trial court erred by prohibiting its sole member, W.B., from representing it, by denying its motion to continue, and by granting its attorney's motion to withdraw. The appellate court affirmed the trial court's judgment, finding no abuse of discretion in any of the challenged rulings.

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