HELSEL V. NOELLSCH
107 S.W. 3d 231 (2003)
NATURE OF THE CASE: Helsel (P) filed suit against Noellsch (D) for alienation of
affection. A jury returned a verdict in favor of P. D filed post-trial motions to abolish
the tort of alienation of affection and the motion was denied. D appealed.
FACTS: Katherine (P) and David Helsel divorced in January 2001. P filed suit against D
for alienation of affection, alleging that D intentionally interfered with the marriage and
caused it to fail. A jury returned a verdict in favor of P. D filed post-trial motions in
the trial court to abolish the tort of alienation of affection. The trial court declined. D
appealed.
ISSUE:
RULE OF LAW:
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