State Ex Rel. Department of Economic Security v. Burton

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• recognizing that when a party fails to include necessary items in the record on appeal, the appellate court will presume the missing portions support the superior court’s findings and conclusions
• holding that when a party fails to produce “transcripts or other documents necessary” for the appellate court “to consider the issues raised on appeal,” the appellate court assumes that the missing portions support the superior court’s findings and conclusions
• holding party “consented to personal jurisdiction by purposely availing himself of the Arizona courts to seek a downward adjustment in child support and participating in a hearing on the issue”
• explaining when a party fails to provide a transcript on appeal, we presume the missing portions of the record would support the court's findings
• upholding the denial of a modification of child support in the absence of a hearing transcript
• recognizing absence of appellate jurisdiction over contempt adjudications

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