Taylor v. Taylor
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
This is a divorce case. The wife appeals from the Circuit Court of Jefferson County's decree modifying a previous award of alimony and child support.
The dispositive issue on appeal is whether there was sufficient evidence before the learned trial judge of material change in the financial circumstances of the husband to justify a modification. We find there is not sufficient evidence of such change and reverse and remand.
At the time of the divorce decree in June, 1976, the parties had been married over twenty years. There were five children whose ages, in June of 1976, were: Shaun-19, Trey-18,…
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