Christine Ann Guillot v. Casey Webb

NOT DESIGNATED FOR PUBLICATION

STATE OF LOUISIANA

COURT OF APPEAL

FIRST CIRCUIT

NO. 2019 CA 1169

CHRISTINE ANN GUILLOT

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CASEY WEBB

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Appealed from the
22nd Judicial District Court

In and for the Parish of St. Tammany
State of Louisiana
Case No. 2019- 10905

The Honorable Dawn Amacker / Mary C. Devereaux

Richard Ducote Counsel for Plaintiff/Appellant
Covington, Louisiana Christine Ann Guillot

Casey Webb Defendant/Appellee
Slidell, Louisiana Pro Se

BEFORE: McDONALD, THERIOT, AND CHUTZ, JJ.

THERIOT, J.

This matter arises from a petition for protection from abuse filed by plaintiff

Christine Guillot pursuant to La. R. S. 46: 2131 et seq. Following a trial court

judgment dismissing the petition, Guillot appealed.' No appeal was filed by the

defendant, Casey Webb, and no answer to the appeal was filed. This court issued a

rule to show cause on the issue of whether Guillot' s appeal was timely, and action

on the rule was referred to the merits. Oral arguments were requested by Guillot in

this matter. However, while the matter was still pending before this court, Guillot

filed a motion to dismiss her appeal. In accordance with the appellant' s request,

since the interests of no other party to the appeal are adversely affected, we hereby

grant Guillot' s motion to dismiss her own appeal in accordance with Uniform

Rules, Courts of Appeal, Rule 2- 8. 4. See Beach v. Village ofFolsom, 2017- 1599

La.App. 1 Cir. 6/ 4/ 18), 2018WL2676830; North Fork Corporation v. Avoyelles

Parish Police Jury, 189 So. 2d 741 ( La.App. 3 Cir. 1966).

DECREE

For the foregoing reasons, the appeal is dismissed. All appeal costs are to be

borne by appellant, Christine Guillot.

APPEAL DISMISSED.

Although this appeal was taken from the March 26, 2019 trial court judgment dismissing her petition for a
domestic abuse protective order, Guillot' s appellate brief states that " Guillot is not arguing here any error in the
dismissal of her petition per se." Rather, Guillot' s assignments of error concern the trial court' s ruling finding her in
direct contempt of court and imposing a forty -eight-hour jail sentence.

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