Mason v. Forrest
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
CULLEN, Commissioner.
Dora G. Mason appeals from a judgment which granted her a divorce from her husband, Dr. Rob Mason, awarded her $3,000 as lump sum alimony and required tile husband to pay one-half of the court costs and one-fourth of the wife’s attorney’s fee (which fee was fixed at $1,000). Dora’s grounds of error are that the award of alimony is insufficient and that the hus*635band should have been required to pay all of the court costs and all of her attorney’s fee. Dr. Mason died pending the appeal and his executrix has been substituted as appellee.
We are faced at the outset with the…
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