Von Ouhl v. Board of Review

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• finding the wife should bear the majority of GAL fees when considering the parties' incomes and the wife's extensive correspondence with the GAL
• affirming the family court's finding that the wife should bear the majority of the fees and costs because she was in a superior financial position and because a signification portion of the GAL fees were incurred based on the wife's conduct during the litigation
• \An appellate court will not pass judgment on moot and academic questions; it will not adjudicate a matter when no actual controversy capable of specific relief exists.\ (quoting Sloan v. Greenville County, 380 S.C. 528, 535, 670 S.E.2d 663, 667 (Ct. App. 2009))

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