Lott v. Lott
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HUMPHREYS, Justice.
Daryl Glenn Lott appeals from a divorce decree appointing his ex-wife, Claudia E. Lott, managing conservator of their child, and ordering child support. He also contends that his motion to disqualify appel-lee’s counsel should have been granted, and that the court erred in entering a judgment nunc pro tunc without hearing evidence after it had granted appellant’s motion for new trial. We affirm.
Eleven days after the original divorce decree was entered on June 15, 1979, appellant filed a motion for new trial or to set aside the judgment. A hearing on this motion was heard by…
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