Smith v. Smith
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
This is a divorce case.
The Circuit Court of Talladega County divorced the parties on the grounds of "physical cruelty or the reasonable apprehension thereof, and incompatibility." The wife was awarded alimony in gross and periodic alimony. The husband was required to pay child support and a division of property was accomplished. Additionally, the wife's attorney was awarded a fee.
The husband, through able counsel who has favored this court with an excellent brief, appeals. The husband contends the trial court erred in its awards of periodic alimony, alimony in gross, child support and…
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