G.G. v. R.S.G.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Per curiam
This is a divorce case.
After approximately six years of marriage, R.S.G. (husband) filed a complaint for a divorce from G.G. (wife), alleging incompatibility of temperament and requesting, among other things, a division of property, an order establishing custody and visitation regarding their minor child, child support, and attorney fees and costs. The wife answered and counterclaimed for a divorce, alleging incompatibility of temperament and requesting custody of the minor child, child support, alimony, a division of property, and attorney fees and costs.
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