Huls v. Huls
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PEDEN, Justice.
Rose Marie Huls appeals only from those portions of a “no fault” divorce decree that divide the property of the parties and fix the amount Mr. Huls is to pay for child support.
After a non-jury trial, the judge made findings of fact. His ninth finding included a statement that the parties had accumulated the following property during the marriage:
a) A family business, Fruit Gifts of Houston, Inc., found to have a value of $85,000.
b) A homestead valued at $118,000.
c) Furniture and furnishings valued at $8,509.20.
d) A 1975 Stationwagon valued at $750.
e) Cash on hand of $1,049.37.
f)…
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