Black v. Black
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCaporale, J.
The petitioner-appellant husband, Ellis D. Black, questions the monetary award made pursuant to the provisions of Neb. Rev. Stat. § 42-362 '(Reissue 1984), in favor of the respondent-appellee wife, Janet E. Black, on the basis that she is mentally ill. The husband assigns as errors (1) the making of any type of monetary award to the wife pursuant to § 42-362, because there was no application for such as required by the statute, (2) the awarding of alimony to the wife pursuant to § 42-362, as this statute does not provide for such, and (3) the awarding of alimony to the wife until either party…
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