McCollum v. McCollum

Ed F. McFaddin, Associate Justice.

From a decree granting the wife a divorce,1 the husband prosecutes this appeal urging only the two points herein discussed.

I. Appellant’s First Point. “The appellee failed to prove and corroborate a cause of action against the appellant.” The parties were married in 1937 and lived together until May, 1955. They have two sons, aged 15 and 16 respectively. Mrs. McCollum filed this suit shortly after the separation and alleged:

“That prior to their separation, defendant for a long-period of time has pursued a course of rudeness, contempt, studied neglect,…