Jack H. Voss v. Vivian Voss

In November 1962 Jack Voss, plaintiff-appellant herein, married Vivian Voss, defendant-respondent. On or about March 1, 1963, the parties ceased to live together and one month later Voss commenced this action for divorce. In November 1963 Mrs. Voss gave birth to a child. The divorce trial was held in May 1965. The trial court treated Mrs. Voss' answer to the complaint as a cross-claim for divorce, granted her a divorce from Voss, and denied Voss' plea for a divorce. The divorce decree also directed Voss to pay $50 per month support for the child, $900 for the support and maintenance of the child from the date of its birth to the date of the decree, $100 additional attorney fees (Voss previously had been ordered to pay $150 for temporary attorney fees), and $310.57 for certain expenses relating to the birth of the child. From that judgment Voss appeals. Appellant assigns error to the court's findings and judgment granting respondent a divorce on the ground of extreme cruelty and denying him a divorce. We have examined the record and we find substantial evidence to support these findings and the judgment of divorce. Jordan v. Jordan, 75 Idaho 512, 275 P.2d 669 (1954).