Davis v. Davis
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
HATHAWAY, Judge.
Miriam A. Davis has appealed from a Brown decree of divorce contending that the decree should have been entered in her favor and that the trial court otherwise committed multiple errors. The sufficiency of the evidence supporting the judgment is challenged and error is charged (1) in the admission of evidence concerning the acquisition of property during marriage, (2) failure to award a reasonable sum of permanent alimony, (3) disposition of property, and finally, (4) failure to award appellant her costs and a larger sum for attorneys’ fees.
The parties were married on the 29th…
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