PER CURIAM.
The thrust of this appeal is that the trial court did not award alimony and did not award sufficient child support to be paid by the defendant-husband.
It appears that there was a paucity of combined income of the parties, which became more exaggerated in a divided family such as this.
It has long been and still is the rule that the appellate court will not interfere with the findings of fact by the trial court, if there is sufficient competent...
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