Schnell v. Schnell

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• alleged errors must be specifically assigned and specifically argued in order to be considered by appellate court
• issues not raised in pleadings may be reached when record shows both parties were on notice of issue and both parties fully litigated issue
• issues not raised in pleadings may be reached when record shows both parties were on notice of issue and both parties fully litigated issue
• issues not raised in pleadings may be reached when record shows both parties were on notice of issue and both parties fully litigated issue
• alleged errors must be specifically assigned and specifically argued in order to be considered by appellate court
• in absence of plain error, issue raised for first time in appellate court will be disregarded inasmuch as trial court cannot commit error regarding issue never presented and submitted for disposition in trial court

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