Williams v. Williams

Bell, Justice.

1. The judgment for temporary alimony and attorney’s fees was not erroneous for want of evidence that the parties were living in a bona fide state of separation. Besides the testimony, the fact of separation was admitted by the defendant in his answer.

2. The facts that the defendant’s wife and minor child were living on a farm which the defendant had surrendered to an adult son, to be operated for the support of the wife and minor, did not bar the right of the wife to temporary alimony. Sellers v. Sellers, 175 Ga. 47 (2) (164 S. E. 769).

3. .“On application for temporary alimony,…