United States v. Wakefield
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
SPURLOCK, Justice.
This is a garnishment case. An ex-wife sued the United States to garnish her ex-husband’s military retirement benefits to enforce a judgment and award of the retirement pay and child support.
We reverse and dismiss in part, and affirm as modified in part.
To fully understand the points of error and rulings thereon, it is necessary to analyze the facts and judgment of the trial court in detail. When Yvonne LeMaster Wakefield and Ellison LeMaster were divorced, Mrs. Wakefield was awarded 43.75% of LeMaster’s military retirement benefits pursuant to the division of…
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