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finding "[t]his case provides a textbook example of when deference to the district court's credibility finding is appropriate," where the appealing party claimed the petitioning party "was not credible" and the action had been filed simply to "gain an advantage" in a custody suit
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No. 15–1618.
05-25-2016
Ann TESSIER, Plaintiff–Appellee/Cross–Appellant, v. Jerry WALDRON Jr., Defendant–Appellant/Cross–Appellee.
Gary D. McKenrick of Cartee & McKenrick, P.C., Davenport, for appellant. David A. Millage of Gallagher, Millage & Gallagher, P.L.C., Bettendorf, for appellee.
DECISION WITHOUT PUBLISHED OPINION
Affirmed.