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· 4/7/2022

Madeline Lee Williams v. Joshua Dwain Williams

Syllabus

This appeal arises from a divorce action in which the trial court determined that both the husband and the wife had proven their grounds for divorce and declared the parties divorced pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated § 36-4-129(b). The trial court also (1) declined to adopt the wife's proposed permanent parenting plan, (2) determined that the separate assets she contributed to the marriage had become marital property through transmutation, and (3) declined to award attorney's fees to her as alimony in solido. The wife has appealed, and the husband seeks attorney's fees and costs on appeal, characterizing the wife's appeal as frivolous. We affirm the trial court's final order of divorce but modify the order to prohibit the husband from consuming alcohol during his co-parenting time. We decline to award the husband attorney's fees and costs on appeal.

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Judges: Judge Thomas R. Frierson, II

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