Young v. Young
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CARVER, Justice.
Husband appeals from a part of a divorce decree making a division of the parties’ estate and assessing the wife’s attorneys fees to the husband. We reverse and remand the division of the estate of the parties because the trial court erroneously considered (1) the needs of a disabled adult son in making the division and (2) the fault of the husband in causing the termination of the marriage.
The evidence shows that the parties were married in 1942 and separated in 1970. Two children were born to the marriage and both were past the age of 18 when this suit was filed in 1975. The…
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