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tammy-wagner
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1
Top Practice Route
Family Law
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Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District / Date unavailable

Kyle Wagner, Appellant, v. Tammy Wagner, Respondent.

Respondent

Kyle Wagner appealed from the trial court's judgment dissolving his marriage to Tammy Wagner, challenging the timeliness of an amended judgment and the distribution of assets in the original judgment. The appellate court determined that the original judgment was not final because it failed to distribute all marital assets, thus the trial court retained the authority to amend it. Consequently, the amended judgment was deemed valid and was affirmed, rendering the challenge to the original judgment moot.