Hendrickson v. Hendrickson
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
RAPER, Justice.
The appellant-plaintiff raises in this divorce case on appeal the following issues:
*12661. Did the trial court err in granting alimony though not put in issue by the pleadings or any testimony at trial?
2. If the trial court did possess power to award alimony, was there sufficient evidence on which to base the award?
3. If alimony was properly awarded, was the award excessive?
We will affirm.
Appellant-plaintiff-husband, age 29, sought a decree of divorce from his appel-lee-defendant-wife, age 24. The divorce was granted, and the decree provided custody of the couple’s child to be with…
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