Marriage of Guglielmelli and Andreny CA2/3

DISCUSSION

I. Guglielmelli Failed to Provide an Adequate Record

and Therefore Forfeits His Arguments on Appeal Guglielmelli contends “[t]he trial court abused its discretion and violated [his] due process rights for all contested issues of the divorce at numerous times throughout the eleven-year dissolution proceedings,” particularly during the period in which he was incarcerated. Among other things, Guglielmelli contends he did not receive proper notice of hearings, was denied the opportunity to conduct discovery, and the court entered as orders stipulations signed by his attorney without his knowledge and consent.2 The record on appeal is insufficient for us to meaningfully review these claims. We therefore affirm.

Although the 2016 support order is the only order specifically identified in the notice of appeal, Guglielmelli’s brief challenges numerous trial court orders. To the extent he purports to challenge orders that were independently appealable (see Alicia R. v. Timothy M. (1994) 29 Cal.App.4th 1232, 1234, fn. 1 [“award pendente lite of child support and attorney fees is appealable independent of a final judgment”]), his challenges are untimely and we lack…