In Re Marriage of Peters-Farrell

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• appeal is moot if events have occurred making it impossible for the reviewing court to grant the requested relief
• appeal is moot if events have occurred making it impossible for the reviewing court to grant the requested relief
• when appeal is moot and no exception to the mootness doctrine applies, the reviewing court must dismiss the appeal
• when appeal is moot and no exception to mootness doctrine applies, reviewing court should dismiss the appeal
• appeal is moot if events have occurred making it impossible for the reviewing court to grant the requested relief
• when an appeal is moot and no exception to the mootness doctrine applies, the reviewing court must dismiss the appeal

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