Springkle v. Springkle
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
This is a divorce case.
After an ore tenus hearing, the trial court divorced the parties and effected a property division. The trial court did not award the wife periodic alimony or requested attorney's fees. The wife appeals.
Viewing the record with the attendant presumptions, the following is revealed:
The parties to this case are in their fifties. They were married some thirty years and had two children, both adults at the time of the hearing.
When the parties first married, they had very little in the way of material things, but over the years they were able to improve their financial…
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