Erdmans v. Erdmans

In January, 1923, the appellant exhibited her bill in Chancery against the appellee for “maintenance temporarily during the pendency of this suit,” attorney’s fees, injunction to restrain the defendant from disposing of his property and a writ of me exeat. There was a clause following the prayer for subpoena that may be treated as a prayer for general relief.

During that month the court made an order requiring the defendant to pay to the complainant twenty-five dollars each week until the further order of the court and to pay her attorneys two hundred dollars.

The defendant answered in February…