Singer v. Singer
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
REED, Judge.
The appellant, Nina Singer, sued her husband, Lawrence Singer, the appellee, for an absolute divorce and sought alimony. She is dissatisfied with the amount of alimony which was awarded her and claims that it is so inadequate as to evidence an abuse of discretion.
Nina and Lawrence Singer were married for 30 years. Three children were born as a result of their marriage. At the time of the institution of this action, all of the children were adults and self-supporting. Nina is 49 years old and Lawrence is 51.
The evidence established that the granting of a divorce was proper. Nina…
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