Is Respondent's contention that the Attorney for Petitioner's attorney spent too much time in preparation for trial preparing for trial?

Respondent's contention that petitioner's attorney spent excessive time in preparation for trial must be rejected. Certainly a discovery effort (which was time-consuming in part because of respondent's efforts to avoid it) and a review of the large number of financial documents produced by respondent, were essential. Ascertaining a respondent-husband's undisclosed assets undoubtedly injects complexity into support proceedings that must be given weight in the fee award. See Greiner v. Greiner, Ind.App., 384 N.E.2d 1055, 1979.