Langston v. Langston

Appeal by the husband from certain provisions in a final decree of divorce for the wife.

The wife was awarded lump sum alimony of $183,750, payable over a period of nine years and eleven months. On appeal the husband argues error was made in the determination of his total assets resulting in an excessive award of lump sum alimony to the wife. The wife argues the husband failed to provide this court with all the evidence relating to the husband’s assets which were before the trial judge.

In order to disturb an allowance of lump sum alimony, the appellant is required, on appeal, to clearly show…