Bohn v. Bohn
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
TUNICS, Chief Justice.
The litigation of which this appeal is a part began in 1966 when the appellant Wilford J. Bohn filed suit for divorce against his wife, the appellee Carolyn Mims Bohn. A non-jury trial in 1967 resulted in a judgment awarding Mrs. Bohn a divorce on her cross-action, providing for custody and support of the children of the marriage and dividing certain property. There was an appeal from that judgment. The appellate court severed and affirmed that portion of the case relating to the termination of the marriage and reversed and remanded the rest of it. It was held that the…
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