Furstenfeld v. Pepin
Annotate this CaseMother sought to modify the child custody and support provisions of a decree of dissolution, claiming there had been material changes in (1) Father's emotional, mental, and lifestyle circumstances, requiring a modification or suspension of his parenting time with the parties' minor child, and (2) Father's financial circumstances, necessitating a modification of child support. The district court ordered Father to obtain certain medical records from two health care providers located outside Nebraska for eventual production to Mother. Father appealed, challenging the district court's authority to issue the order. The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal, holding that there was no final, appealable order before the Court, and therefore the Court lacked appellate jurisdiction.
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