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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Jenkins vacates the judgment ordering that a father shall no longer communicate with his children's school because that judgment is not a custody judgment but is a permanent injunction. In this case, a trial on the permanent injunction never took place. Further, the trial court failed to implement the correct procedures at an earlier hearing by not holding a full trial on the merits before ruling on a principal dispute. Vacated.
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