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Domestic Relations: Dissolution-Property Division
Staff Report//July 9, 2026//
Husband appealed the trial court’s judgment dissolving the parties’ marriage, challenging the trial court’s property division, spousal maintenance and child support orders.
Where the trial court had yet to divide all the marital estate, its judgment was not final.
Appeal is dismissed.
Bomar v. Bomar (MLW No. 85066/Case No. ED113616 – 4 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, Torbitzky, J.) Appealed from circuit court, Cape Girardeau County, Beussink, J. (Thad Michael Brady for appellant) (James Michael McClellan for respondent)
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