can you rewrite this in your own words? Raper and Clarke, in their motions to dismiss and briefs on appeal, attack the Tuckers' allegation they are third-party beneficiaries of contracts between American Family and Raper, and American Family or Raper and Clarke. Specifically, both parties fault the Tuckers for failing to include a written contract with their complaint; a condition Raper and Clarke assert is necessary to establish third-party beneficiary status and to satisfy Indiana Rule of Trial Procedure 9.2(A). The trial court, agreeing with both Raper and Clarke, ordered the Tuckers to produce a written contract or face dismissal of their lawsuit. See Appellants' App., Vol. 2 at 68. Following the Tuckers' failure to attach a written contact to their amended complaint, the trial court dismissed their lawsuit