Mailhot v. Mailhot

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• having entered into an agreed judgment with his wife, husband waived the right to complain of the judgment that he asked the trial court to enter
• “Husband has not preserved error to complain of the judgment, which he ‘approved as to both form and substance.’”
• “Husband has not preserved error to complain of the judgment, which he ‘approved as to both form and substance.’ ”
• “Husband has not preserved error to complain of the judgment, which he ‘approved as to both form and substance.’”
• party who enters agreed judgment waives all non-jurisdictional complaints, including objections to evidentiary and other rulings

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