Browder v. Browder

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• finding a family court's award of alimony will not be disturbed absent an abuse of discretion
• noting if a claim is well founded, the family court must make an alimony award that is fit, equitable, and just
• stating the family \court has broad discretion in valuing marital property\
• finding wife's argument that the family court erred in failing to value certain items when equitably distributing the marital estate was not preserved for appellate review where the issue was not raised to or ruled upon by the trial court
• \[A] decision regarding contempt is not subject to reversal absent an abuse of discretion.\
• discussing the subsection 20-3-130(C)(6) factor, current and reasonably anticipated earnings

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