Doyle v. Doyle

This case arose when William E. Doyle, Wilda Doyle’s former husband, moved to modify their divorce decree to terminate alimony payments. He alleged that Wilda (1) entered into a common law marriage in Kansas and (2) was now an able-bodied woman who could support herself. The trial court denied his motion and he appealed. Appellant has abandoned his second contention on appeal and relies solely on his allegation that Wilda Doyle had entered into a common law marriage in Kansas. He claims the court’s judgment was not supported by sufficient evidence. His claim must be denied, and the judgment…