Opinion ID: 2520441
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Heading Rank: 7

Heading: Divorce Action Issue.

Text: [¶ 34] Ms. McNeel further asserts the district court erred in allowing Mr. Olmstead to proceed on Mr. McNeel's behalf in the Divorce Action. As noted above, the district court ultimately granted Mr. McNeel a divorce from Ms. McNeel. Ms. McNeel now contends the divorce decree should be set aside, although she did not appeal the entry of the decree in the Divorce Action. Rather, on May 11 and May 19, 2004, Ms. McNeel filed notices of appeal solely challenging the April 19, 2004 order of the district court denying her motions for an independent medical examination and a competency hearing in Guardian/Conservator Action 2. Moreover, we are not persuaded by Ms. McNeel's argument that the Divorce Action is inextricably intertwined with Guardian/Conservator Action 2. [¶ 35] Those issues directly raised concerning the district court's order, that was particularly appealed from, are the only matters that are before this Court for disposition on appeal. Accordingly, the divorce granted to Mr. McNeel by the district court in the Divorce Action is not now properly before this Court for determination and will not be addressed.