B.R. v. Stewart
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BAKER, Chief Judge.
This appeal presents a tangled knot of multiple trial court orders and multiple notices of appeal. But when the knot is untangled and the vituperative language used by the appellant's attorney is removed from the snarl of issues, the correct outcome is apparent. The motions panel properly dismissed the first two notices of appeal-one for being untimely and the other for being an appeal from a non-appealable order-and the trial court properly granted the requested attorney and administrative fees at issue in the third appeal.
Appellant-respondent BR. (Daughter) appeals…
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- In Re Guardianship of ShafferIndiana Court of Appeals · 1999
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