In Re Marriage of Crow and Gilmore

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• holding that award of fees in civil contempt proceeding was appealable even though merits of contempt order itself were not final or appealable
• holding that a party may appeal a ruling in a decision deciding contempt when, unlike in this case, the trial court ruled on issues other than contempt and the issues raised on appeal were not a part of the contempt order
• collecting cases in which a contemnor purges themselves of contempt by complying with the underlying judgment
• in response to civil contempt order, contemnors have two options: They may purge contempt by complying with order rendering case moot or may appeal contempt order
• although contempt and modification were consolidated for purposes of receiving evidence, they were separate for purposes of appeal
• in response to civil contempt order, contemnors have two options: They may purge contempt by complying with order rendering case moot or may appeal contempt order

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