Young v. Young

STEINFELD, Chief Justice.

On November 5, 1970, appellant Sara Young petitioned for an order to hold ap-pellee J. Wellington Young in contempt of court because of his failure to comply with a 1964 judgment awarding her alimony and support for their three children. Young countered with a motion to set aside the original alimony and support awards and to permit him to pay the arrearage in small monthly payments. Contempt was adjudged, but the court authorized Young to purge himself of contempt by paying $150 per month beginning January 1, 1971, of which $100 would be applied on the amount found…