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Staff Report//July 1, 2026//
Husband appealed the trial court’s dissolution judgment, arguing that it erred in failing to classify a business and divide it between him and wife.
Where the trial court had not classified or divided the business, its judgment was not final and thus the court lacked appellate jurisdiction.
Appeal is dismissed.
Sandvoss v. Sandvoss (MLW No. 85037/Case No. ED113512 – 5 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, Navarro-McKelvey, J.) Appealed from circuit court, St. Louis County, Ribaudo, J. (Lawrence G. Gillespie and Margaret A. Boudreau for appellant) (Jonathan D. Marks for respondent)
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