Beall v. Beall

SHARP, Chief Justice.

Upon conflicting allegations and evidence the trial judge found that “plaintiff was without substantial fault in her relationship with defendant”; that defendant had been guilty of specified marital misconduct which entitled plaintiff to permanent alimony; that during the marriage “plaintiff had been actually substantially dependent upon defendant for her support,” and he has “customarily provided most of the funds” for the support of his wife and children. In accordance with defendant’s admission in the answer, and his stipulation at trial, the judge found plaintiff to…