Jumper v. Jumper

Opinion by

Van der Voort, J.,

On January 29, 1971, the appellant filed a complaint in divorce against his wife of almost twenty-eight years.1 The grounds for divorce were indignities, and appellant averred that his wife was not an incompetent.2 Upon *101petition of appellee’s attorney, and for purposes of proceeding, a guardian ad litem was appointed to represent her because of an April 10, 1972, ajudication of incompetency. Appellee then answered the complaint, admitting appellant’s allegation of competency and generally denying the allegation of indignities. On July 12, 1973, appellant filed a…