Missouri Court of Appeals· 5/18/1993
Gulley v. Gulley
Citations
- 852 S.W.2d 874
- 1993 Mo. App. LEXIS 709
- 1993 WL 158447
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- affirming an award of primary physical custody to the father, a firefighter, who worked three 24-hour shifts every nine days and also worked part-time as a paramedic
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Judges: Reinhard, Ahrens, Crist
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- S.P.S., by their next friend, E.W.S., and E.W.S., individually, Respondents, vs. K.A.E., Appellant.Missouri Court of Appeals· 2025-07-08
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