Garner v. Garner

In substance, the findings made by the trial court are: That the parties are irreconcilably incompatible, to such a degree that it is no longer possible for them to live together as husband and wife; that the incompatibility of the parties is of long standing duration and finally resulted in the appellee leaving the appellant in California in June 1971, returning to New Mexico; that subsequently, the appellee met Jim Steele in the latter part of August 1971, began seeing him on a regular basis in September 1971, and began residing with him some three and a half months later; that Jim Steele in no way contributed to or gave rise to the state of incompatibility existing between the parties. The court also found that the parties were irreconcilably incompatible for some time prior to appellee meeting Jim Steele.