Coffmann v. Coffman

LIVINGSTON, Chief Justice.

The original bill sought a divorce on the grounds of adultery, custody of the child of the marriage, support and alimony monies, and solicitor’s fees. After most of complainant’s evidence had been offered ore tenus before the trial court, the bill was amended- so as to strike the charge of adultery and in lieu thereof alleged abandonment. The prayer as finally amended sought separate maintenance and support monies, custody of the child and solicitor’s fees.

To analyze all of the testimony adduced on the trial would serve no useful purpose, Tit. 13, § 66, Code of 1940;…