In Re the Marriage of Kassa

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• holding that, absent Family Rule 78(B) certification, an appeal is premature unless the court “resolve[d] all issues raised in a post-decree petition”
• holding that an order resolving contempt, spousal maintenance, and arrearages, but not resolving child support and attorneys’ fees, was not final and appealable absent a Rule 78(B) determination
• holding order resolving some post-decree claims but not resolving issues of child support modification or attorneys’ fees was not final and appealable
• noting that \we may apply interpretations of Rule 54(b) to Rule 78([b])\
• declining to award attorneys’ fees on appeal where the requesting party did not cite statutory basis for the award
• “Our jurisdiction is prescribed by statute, and we have no authority to entertain an appeal over which we do not have jurisdiction.”

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