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Ex Parte James

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  • 764 So. 2d 557
  • 1999 WL 1046440

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  • holding that to preserve for appeal the issue of the sufficiency of the evidence when the trial court does not make specific findings of fact after a bench trial, a litigant must file a motion for new trial
  • plurality opinion noting that \[a]warding an attorney fee in a divorce case is a highly discretionary function of the trial court\
  • a plurality opinion reversing this court's reversal of a $100,000 award of attorney fees to the wife's attorney based on the testimony of the attorney and recognizing that no evidence of the reasonableness of the award is required

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Judges: Houston, Lyons

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