In Anthony v. Anthony (1968) 259 Cal.App.2d 156, the award of attorney's fees was $ 53,000, wherein two experts "valued those services at $ 75,000 and $ 85,000." ( Id. at p. 158.) Again, the "results" of that case are substantially different than the one at bench. In Anthony the attorney awarded the fees as the result of negotiations obtained for his client "in addition to defendant's offered $ 415,000 in property and $ 1,000 monthly, trust income worth $ 450,000, $ 500 monthly in child support and . . . promises to pay income taxes through 1966, to pay all accrued real property taxes and to pay plaintiff's attorneys' fees known to be substantial." (Id.)