Capone v. Capone

John Capone (plaintiff) sued his wife Beverly (defendant) for divorce; Beverly countersued, alleging John committed adultery with their mutual friend J.T., pointing to frequent phone calls between them and John's dishonesty about an out-of-state work assignment taken with J.T. John denied any affair, admitting only that he stayed in J.T.'s guestroom after separating from Beverly. The trial court's divorce decree included John's adultery as a finding, and John appealed.