Tuthill v. Tuthill

In September, 1928, plaintiff filed a bill for divorce in the Washtenaw circuit, alleging therein that defendant was worth $100,000, and prayed for a share thereof. Defendant filed an answer, and, by cross-bill, alleged desertion on the part of plaintiff, and asserted that whatever he was worth was, in the main, accumulated after defendant’s desertion. The parties were married in December, 1892, and have one child, a son 35 years of age, a veteran of the World War, suffering from shell shock and now upon a farm provided by defendant. Plaintiff was awarded $40 a week, temporary alimony, and…