Haldeman v. Haldeman

Mary Haldeman was awarded an interlocutory decree of divorce from Thomas Haldeman on the ground of extreme cruelty. Although appellant-wife appeals from the whole judgment, she assigns as error: (1) The trial court’s finding that a pharmacy business is solely the respondent’s separate property, (2) its failure to make a finding on the issue of alimony, and, (3) its failure to award her alimony.

The parties were married on May 3, 1937, and separated on November 25, 1959, because of respondent’s involvement with another woman. They have one child, a daughter, who at the time of the trial was 16…