Shermach v. Brunory

How courts have described this case

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• “A judgment is final if it determines the litigation on the merits so that, if affirmed, the only thing remaining is to proceed with the execution of the judgment”
• appellate court had no jurisdiction to address the merits of mother’s appeal from orders modifying child custody because orders did not fully resolve issue of permanent child support
• “A judgment is final if it determines the litigation on the merits so that, if affirmed, the only thing remaining is to proceed with the execution of the judgment”
• appellate court had no jurisdiction to address the merits of mother’s appeal from orders modifying child custody because orders did not fully 9 1-09-2231 resolve issue of permanent child support
• where petitioner was ordered to pay child support but the case was continued for the parties to present evidence of petitioner’s net income in order to determine the specific dollar amount of child support, first order was not final
• where petitioner was ordered to pay child support but the case was continued for the parties to present evidence of petitioner's net income in order to determine the specific dollar amount of child support, first order was not final

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).