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277 N.W.2d 252 (1979)
202 Neb. 128
James A. BAGGIANI, Appellant,
v.
Elizabeth A. BAGGIANI, Appellee.
No. 42640.
Supreme Court of Nebraska.
March 16, 1979.
*253 Thomas H. Dahlk, Grand Island, for appellant.
Thomas E. Wack, Grand Island, for appellee.
Heard before SPENCER, C. J., and BOSLAUGH, McCOWN, CLINTON, BRODKEY, WHITE, and HASTINGS, JJ.
BOSLAUGH, Justice.
This is an appeal in a proceeding for the dissolution of marriage. James A. Baggiani and Elizabeth A. Baggiani were married in Grand Island, Nebraska, on September 26, 1970. Two children, Jeffrey and Heather, were born of the marriage. Elizabeth is employed by the Grand Island Public Schools.
The plaintiff, James, had worked at The Kansas City Star as a pressman for 12 years when the parties were married. On April 24, 1978, James quit his job and began working for the Neal Courier. At the time of the trial he had been employed by the Neal Courier for 2 months and earned $250 per week.
Elizabeth owns a 1970 Ford van which was used by the parties as a family vehicle. James' monthly expenses exceeded his net income from his employment at the time of trial.
The defendant, Elizabeth, was awarded the custody of the children and $150 a month child support. James was ordered to pay $100 per month as a share of the support of the children. The trial court's decree required James to pay certain sums for the children's school tuition and to contribute to their medical and hospital expenses. The decree also granted a lien on the van and enjoined James from removing any of the items from the van without the written consent of the defendant. James was given certain personal property, the value of which was not itemized.
James contends that the trial court erred in: (1) Finding that the evidence clearly and convincingly demonstrated that James' employment would have to be terminated to permit him to continue to support his family and that such a termination would be359ba680
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