Vickerstaff v. Vickerstaff
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CLAYTON, Justice.
Appellee filed suit in the District Court of Midland County, Texas, asking for a divorce from appellant on the grounds of cruel treatment, for a division of property of the parties and attorney’s fees. No children are involved. The trial court granted the divorce and divided the community and separate estates of the parties and awarded appellee her attorney’s fees. From said judgment this appeal is taken.
The appellant has grouped his points of error, and we will attempt to follow that grouping. Group One covers Points Nos. One, Two and Three, that there is no evidence, or…
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