Clark v. Cookies‪.‬

In this case, the trial court, after a partial hearing, rendered an interim award of joint custody of the children, naming the mother the primary domiciliary parent. The father then contested the custody ruling by claiming irreparable harm caused by the mothers conduct and sought an ex parte order for temporary custody. Upon the trial courts denial of his ex parte order, the father simultaneously sought supervisory review of the trial courts rulings and lodged this appeal. Finding no irreparable injury, this court first denied the request for supervisory review. Trettin v. Trettin, No. 37,189-CW (La. App. 2d Cir. 1/9/03). Because we find the trial courts rulings are not subject to appeal pursuant to La. C.C.P. art. 2083, we now dismiss the fathers appeal.