Cantwell v. Cantwell

Appellee brought suit and obtained a default judgment against appellant for a divorce, for alimony, attorney’s fees, and custody of minor children of the parties.

Approximately twenty days after the default judgment was rendered, appellant entered a special appearance and filed verified motion to set aside the default judgment to which appellee filed answer. After a hearing upon the matter, the lower court overruled appellant’s motion to set aside judgment. No question has been raised as to the form of the judgment appealed from in this case.1

Appellant has made numerous contentions on this…