The Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled today in Hollingsworth v. Hollingsworth, in so doing affirming without comment most of the issues raised on appeal, but reversing as to the amount of retroactive alimony awarded to the wife. The trial court found that the Appellant should receive a credit for funds already paid against the alimony due, but failed to award that credit in its final calculation, and was reversed for that reason alone.
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