Williams v. Williams

Appellant raises two issues on appeal: Whether the trial court erred in its award of alimony, and whether the trial court erred by failing to identify and value the marital assets and liabilities of the parties. We find that the trial court’s failure to provide any meaningful findings to support the distribution of the parties’ property requires reversal. Athough the court made the statement that the personal property of the parties has been exchanged except for the two vehicles, the record demonstrates that there were several matters to be dealt with in distributing the parties’ personal…