In Re the Marriage of Spiegel

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• explaining that when appellant has failed to provide reporter’s record, under Rule 37.3(c), court is authorized to forgo reviewing dispute that depends upon reporter’s record
• stating that discretion is abused when the trial court acted in an arbitrary manner without reference to guiding rules and principles
• relying on TEX. R. APP. P. 37.3(c) and noting that “we need not consider those issues that are dependent upon the presence of the [reporter’s record]”
• “Without a reporter’s record we do not know what, if any evidence was presented to the trial court.”
• “Moreover, the reporter’s record is so pivotal to our review that its absence obligates us to presume that the missing evidence actually supported the trial court’s ruling.”
• husband did not obtain reporter’s record of temporary injunction hearing

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