Patsy L. Dillon v. Clyde W. Dillon

Clyde W. Dillon obtained a divorce from his wife, Patsy L. Dear Dillon in the Chancery Court of Franklin County, Mississippi. The divorce was granted on the ground of adultery and Stacy Clyde Dillon, the eighteen year old son of the parties, elected to live with his mother and she was granted his custody. Clyde Dillon was ordered to pay to her $250.00 per month for child support and further ordered to pay the remaining indebtedness on a car owned by the minor, Stacy Dillon. Clyde Dillon was further ordered to pay the remaining indebtedness on a car used by his former wife, Patsy Dillon. Patsy Dillon was awarded all the remaining personal items located in their home and she was awarded one-half (1/2) of all the sheets, blankets, linens, towels, pots, pans, dishes and utensils of the parties at the time of their separation. The chancellor further ordered that the home and real property that was jointly owned by the parties was to be partited according to 11-21-7, Miss. Code Ann. (1972), and that the proceeds from this sale would be divided among the parties. Dissatisfied with the judgment of the trial court, Mrs. Dillon prosecutes this appeal.