Zimdars v. Zimdars
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWickhem, J.
The facts out of which this controversy arose may be briefly stated. For some years prior to August 12, 1935, Albert Zimdars, deceased, lived with his brother, Charles Zimdars, at the home of the latter at Waupun. At that time neither was married. On August 12, 1935, Albert Zimdars married defendant, who was then employed as housekeeper at the home of Charles Zimdars. At this time Albert Zimdars was the owner of two pieces of real estate and he and his wife moved from the home of Charles Zimdars and occupied one of his houses. Shortly after his marriage, Albert made a will leaving all of this…
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