Hart v. Hart

Appellant filed his complaint against appellee for divorce. Appellee filed a cross-complaint, divorce was granted appellant on his complaint, and there was a judgment against appellee on her cross-complaint. In the final decree, the court gave appellee a judgment for alimony in the sum of $2,350, and $150 “as and for a fee for defendant’s attorney.”

Appellant, on appeal, contends the amount of the judgment for alimony is too large, and that the court had no authority to render a judgment against him for attorney fees.

In so far as the allowance of the $2,350 as alimony is concerned, the amount…