Flora v. Flora

The wife brings this appeal from the trial court’s decree granting the husband’s petition for dissolution of marriage. The issues raised are:

1. The trial court’s decision was not sustained by sufficient evidence;

2. The Dissolution of Marriage Act is unconstitutional because it impairs the right to contract;

3. There was error in the admission into evidence of an ante-nuptial agreement between the parties; and

4. The trial court should have awarded attorney’s fees to the wife for this appeal.

We find no error and, accordingly, affirm the trial court’s decision in all respects.

Briefly, the facts…