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Martel v. Martel8/31/2001
ellate attorney fees if Husband does not prevail. The trial court also provided that Husband is entitled to either a $12,000 remittitur if an application for writ of error is not filed in the supreme court or an $8,000 remittitur if an application is filed but the supreme court denies it.
Husband argues that we should reduce the award in accordance with our decision. Husband did not prevail on his appeal to this Court. Because we affirm the trial court's judgment, the award of appellate fees remains. We overrule Husband's nineteenth and twentieth issues.
We affirm the trial court's judgment.
DAVID L. BRIDGES, JUSTICE
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