W.K. v. M.H.K.

OPINION

SEARS, Justice.

In her suit for divorce, appellee sought managing conservatorship of and support for two daughters born to her during her marriage to appellant. She further sought a division of the parties’ community estate and attorney’s fees. Appellant counterclaimed for divorce and, pursuant to section 12.06 of the Texas Family Code, denied paternity of the two children. The trial court appointed an attorney ad litem to protect the interests of the children. The issues of paternity, attorney’s fees and attorney ad litem fees were tried before a jury. The court tried the issues of…