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S13F1749. SAPP v. SAPP.
B LACKWELL , Justice.
We granted the application of Mary Brown Sapp for a discretionary appeal
from a divorce decree that required Sapp and her former husband to sell their
marital home. But upon further review, it appears that the decree was not final.
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Although it directed the sale of the marital home, the decree also provided that,
if Sapp and her former husband did not agree on a listing price — and there is
no dispute that they never agreed — the court would set a price at a later date.
When a divorce is granted by a decree that reserves an issue to be determined
later, the decree is interlocutory, not final. See Miller v. Miller,
Appeal dismissed. All the Justices concur.
Decided January 21, 2014.
Domestic relations. Glynn Superior Court. Before Judge Kelley. Holle Weiss-Friedman, for appellant.
Ferrier & Ferrier, Crystal R. Ferrier, for appellee.
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Notes
[1] When we granted the application, we directed the parties to brief whether the decree was final.