Shahan v. Shahan

Head, Justice.

Counsel for the plaintiff in error strongly insists in this court that the evidence shows without dispute that the plaintiff in error (husband) is unable to pay the amount awarded as temporary alimony and attorneys’ fees, and that the judgment holding him in contempt should be reversed. See Pinckard v. Pinckard, 23 Ga. 286; Davis v. Davis, 138 Ga. 8 (74 S. E. 830); Potter v. Potter, 145 Ga. 60 (88 S. E. 546); Lightfoot v. Lightfoot, 149 Ga. 213 (99 S. E. 611); Heflinger v. Heflinger, 172 Ga. 889 (159 S. E. 242, 76 A. L. R. 386). It is the duty of the trial court to determine…