Wiley v. Wiley

Citations

• 33 Tex. 358

Syllabus

<p>I- A divorce a vinculo having been decreed by the district court on> the-cross-bill of the wife, she appealed from the allowance as alimony of fifty dollars per annum, for twelve years. This court affirms the decree divorcing the parties, but reverses and renders as to the alimony; and decrees that the husband pay annually to the wife one hundred dollars as alimony, and also pay one hundred dollars for her counsel fees and enjoins the husband from disposing of his property for the purpose of I avoiding payment, declaring all such dispositions to be void; and finally, I directs the district court to make all necessary orders to enforce this I decree. (The husband’s property was small and encumbered; but the I wife was destitute, and the court regards the case as most aggravated on I the husband’s part.) H</p>