Background
Michael Moshe-Romano appealed a nonfinal order entered by the Circuit Court for the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit in Broward County. The underlying proceeding was identified as a domestic-relations case involving Lior Moshe-Romano on behalf of Liel Moshe-Romano, Aviel Moshe-Romano, and Noya Moshe-Romano.
Michael Moshe-Romano represented himself on appeal. No brief was filed on behalf of the appellee. The appellate opinion does not describe the challenged order, the parties’ arguments, or the facts underlying the dispute.
The Court’s Holding
In a per curiam decision, the Fourth District affirmed the circuit court’s nonfinal order.
The court provided no reasoning or legal analysis. Accordingly, the opinion establishes only that the challenged order was affirmed; it does not identify the legal grounds for affirmance or articulate a broader rule of law.
Key Takeaways
- The Fourth District affirmed the nonfinal order.
- The decision was issued per curiam, with Judges Gross, Ciklin, and Shaw concurring.
- Because the opinion contains no factual discussion or legal analysis, it offers no stated rationale for the result.
Why It Matters
The ruling leaves the circuit court’s nonfinal order in place. Its usefulness as guidance in other cases is limited because the court did not explain the nature of the order, the issues presented, or its basis for affirmance.