Dick v. Dick
North Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MESCHKE, Justice.
Maxine K. Dick appeals from support and property awarded to her in a judgment of divorce from Keith Dick. We affirm.
Keith and Maxine were married in 1969. There were no children.
At the time of their marriage, Keith, who has a high school education and one year of college, was employed as an automobile and farm equipment salesman and was engaged in a cow-calf operation. Keith began farming full-time in 1977. While farming, Keith was also a sales representative for Pioneer seed.
During the early years of the marriage, Maxine, who has a high school education, was employed outside…
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