Adams v. Adams

OPINION

OSBORN, Justice.

This case results from a divorce action in which the trial Court, sitting without a jury, granted Appellee a divorce and appointed him as managing conservator of the parties’ two young children, a boy, three years old, and a girl, two years old. Appellant was appointed possessory conser-' vator, with possession of the children for six hours on two Sundays each month, five days for Christmas every other year, and one month out of every summer. The trial Court also divided the community property. We affirm.

The Appellant first contends that there being no evidence that she…