McFarland, Jr. v. McFarland
Annotate this CaseHusband appealed the trial court's award of lump-sum alimony, temporary alimony, and interest to the wife. Upon review of the trial court record, the Supreme Court concluded that the chancellor examined all relevant factors in determining lump-sum alimony, and his determination was supported by the record. The chancellor was within his power to enforce the temporary order and continue the obligation of temporary alimony until the divorce was finalized. Furthermore, the chancellor did not err in awarding interest on monies owed to the wife that were more than a year past due. Because the chancellor did not err in any of these determinations, the Supreme Court affirmed the trial court in all respects.
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