Katie J. Rountree v. Joshua Rountree

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• finding that an issue on appeal was waived because of the party’s failure to present proof concerning that issue at trial
• stating that the failure to cite authority or construct an argument on appeal constitutes waiver of the issue
• considering issues of marital property although the required chart was included only in the appellant’s reply brief
• explaining Tennessee public policy that “[m]ost children do best when they receive the emotional and financial supports of both parents” and determining that pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated § 36-6-106(a
• considering the merits of a marital property issue even though the appellant did not “strictly comply” with Rule 7 when he failed to include the necessary table in his initial brief but included it in his reply brief
• ―We may consider an issue waived where it is argued in the brief but not designated as an issue.‖

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