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· 11/27/2018

Anupam Singla v. Anupam Garg Singla

Syllabus

Anupam Singla (\Husband\) appeals the May 23, 2017 final order and judgment of the Chancery Court for Williamson County (\the Trial Court\), which, among other things, awarded Anupam Garg Singla (\Wife\) a divorce on the ground of inappropriate marital conduct, found that Husband had dissipated marital assets, divided the marital property, awarded Wife rehabilitative alimony and alimony in futuro, and entered a Permanent Parenting Plan for the parties' minor child. Husband raises issues regarding the awards of alimony, the finding that he dissipated marital assets, and whether the distribution of marital assets was equitable. We find and hold that the Trial Court did not err in finding that Husband had dissipated marital assets, but we modify the finding to reflect that Husband dissipated only $73,010 in marital assets. We further find and hold that the Trial Court did not err in awarding Wife rehabilitative alimony and alimony in futuro, and that the Trial Court did not err in its division of the marital assets. We, therefore, affirm.

Judges: Chief Judge D. Michael Swiney

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