Maule Industries, Inc. v. Cohen

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• concluding that mother’s claim in a custody case was waived on appeal because it had not been raised in her Rule 1925(b) statement
• holding parent's challenge to failure to hold a hearing before entering interim order was moot because trial court conducted a hearing before entering a final order
• holding parent’s challenge to failure to hold a hearing before entering interim order was moot because trial court conducted a hearing before entering a final order
• finding one of mother's issues waived for failing to include it in Rule 1925(b) statement
• stating issues not raised in concise statement of errors complained of on appeal are waived
• “An issue before a [reviewing] court is moot if in ruling upon the issue the court cannot enter an order that has any legal force or effect.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).