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A:
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You can use this script as is or edit the code:
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translation as PHP:
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489 S.W.2d 511 (1973)
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES, Appellant,
v.
C.L. MARTIN, Appellee.
No. 8167.
Court of Civil Appeals of Texas, Texarkana.
February 28, 1973.
John L. Hill, Atty. Gen., Charles J. Petrus, Asst. Atty. Gen., Austin, for appellant.
Dan Moody, Tyler, for appellee.
DAVIS, Justice.
Texas Department of Human Resources appeal from the order of the court modifying a judgment of divorce and awarding appellee C.L. Martin one-half interest in the proceeds of certain oil leases.
There is no dispute concerning the materials of the record. In October, 1966, a divorce judgment was rendered between the parties which granted custody of the minor child to appellant and child support payments of $25 per week. During the same month two oil leases were leased to appellant which produced no income.
In September, 1969, appellee moved the court for an order requiring appellant to pay child support in accordance with the divorce judgment. By amended motion appellee also sought to have appellant required to make an accounting of the income from the leases. Appellant filed no answer to the motions.
Appellee filed sworn answers to the motions and the court after a hearing on September 30, 1969, rendered a judgment in which the court found that appellant had not made child support payments as required by the divorce judgment of October, 1966, and that appellant had failed to account for income from the leases. The court decreed that said leases be assigned to appellee and that appellant was required to pay appellee one-half of the current net income. *512
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