Paul v. Paul

Inasmuch as these two cases grew out of the same controversy and relate to the same subject of litigation, we are determining them together. Case No. 5473 is before us for the first time. Appellant therein, Central Wyoming Law Associates, P.C. - Page 1062 (hereinafter referred to as CWLA), represented appellee therein, Norina D. Paul (hereinafter referred to as wife), during the early portion of her divorce action against Theodore R. Paul (hereinafter referred to as husband). Appellee, Wymard &; Wymard, was Pennsylvania counsel for wife. CWLA obtained a judgment against wife and Wymard &; Wymard for attorney fees in the amount of $27,716.69 with interest and costs. Subsequently, and pursuant to Rule 60(b), W.R.C.P., the district court entered an order that such judgment could be satisfied by payments over a five-year period. CWLA contends that such was error.