Brines v. McIlhaney

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• holding that final divorce decree appointing party “temporary” managing conservator “until further order of the court” was a final order
• holding that final divorce decree appointing party \temporary\ managing conservator \until further order of the court\ was a final order
• holding that final divorce decree appointing party “temporary” managing conservator “until further order of the court” was final, and noting that “until further order of the court” referred to court’s continuing exclusive jurisdiction over the child the subject of the divorce
• holding that final divorce decree appointing party \temporary\ managing conservator \until further order of the court\ was final, and noting that \until further order of the court\ referred to court's continuing exclusive jurisdiction over the child the subject of the divorce
• holding that final divorce decree appointing party “temporary” managing conservator “until further order of the court” was final, and noting that “until further order of the court” referred to court’s continuing exclusive jurisdiction over the child the subject of the divorce
• “A temporary injunction is one which operates until dissolved by an interlocutory order or until the final hearing.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).