Kathleen Carter v. Joseph Carter
Syllabus
Joseph Carter (Husband) appeals the family court's Final Divorce Decree (the Decree) dividing the marital estate, awarding $2,700 per month in alimony to Kathleen Carter (Wife) and requiring him to pay Wife's attorney fees. Specifically, Husband argues the family court erred in entering the Decree because: (1) the family court lacked jurisdiction to divide Husband's nonmarital retirement accounts (2) the dates on which the family court valued certain debts and assets were incorrect (3) the values assigned to Wife's vehicle and jewelry are not supported by the greater weight of the evidence (4) the amount of alimony awarded to Wife was excessive and (5) the court erred in awarding fees to Wife. Husband also appeals the family court's order denying his motion for reconsideration. We affirm in part and reverse in part.
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