Alimony/Support Statutes

§50-17. Alimony in real estate, writ of possession issued

§ 50-17. Alimony in real estate, writ of possession issued

In all cases in which the court grants alimony by the assignment of real estate, the court has power to issue a writ of possession when necessary in the judgment of the court to do so. 

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