During that hearing, contemnor began to discuss the supplement to his motion when opposing counsel objected because he had received a copy of the supplement just the previous day. The trial court then addressed contemnor's dissipation theory in the supplement and made findings and rulings regarding that theory. After a short exchange with contemnor, the court then commented that the supplement was not properly filed. Contemnor then began to speak and was interrupted by opposing counsel, who again objected, stating that contemnor was arguing his motion. You can't keep arguing after a Court has made a ruling.
Proper procedure is somebody to argue, hear responses.
I disagree with you. We're done with the issue. You can preserve it at the time of trial, if you wish. I don't think that it's an issue at the trial. I'm holding it's not an issue.