B.J.H. v. L.H.
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
MAUS, Judge.
In this dissolution action, the circuit court placed two children in the custody of the wife. It granted the husband “reasonable visitation rights.” In this appeal, the husband contends this action of the circuit court was erroneous and that the children should be placed in his custody.
Each party was represented by counsel in the circuit court. The husband’s counsel filed an appellant’s brief, with a one-page statement of facts, and withdrew. The wife has not filed a respondent’s brief.
“Failure of a respondent to file a brief is an imposition on this court and leaves us dependent…
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