Martin v. Martin
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Per curiam
This is an appeal from a decree of dissolution nunc pro tunc. Appellant contends that a nunc pro tunc entry was the improper method for changing the visitation schedule in the original decree of dissolution, as there were no clerical errors in the original decree.
The appeal is dismissed.
On January 26, 1990, the trial court held a hearing on respondent’s petition for dissolution of marriage. At that time, the parties informed the court of the terms of their settlement agreement, which disposed of the issues of property, custody, support, and visitation. The terms of the agreement were then…
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