Caden v. Caden
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtLybrook, J.
Plaintiff-appellee sued defendant-appellant for divorce. Appellant filed a cross-complaint for limited divorce. The trial court found for appellee upon his complaint and against appellant on her cross-complaint, granting appellee an absolute divorce and making a full division of the property of the parties, including an award of alimony to the appellant.
In her Motion to Correct Errors appellant contends: (1) The amount of alimony awarded by the court is inadequate and (2) The decision is not supported by sufficient evidence in that plaintiff did not prove her to be guilty of cruel and inhuman…
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