Hoffman v. Hoffman
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Kaufman. Tried below before Hon. Anson Rainey.
1Opinion of the Court
HENRY, Associate Justice.
T. M. Hoffman, Sr., was married to C. A. Hoffman. They had a number of children, owned a community estate, including a residence homestead in the town of Kaufman, and owed community debts when the wife, C. A. Hoffman, died.
Shortly after his first wife’s death T. M. Hoffman, Sr., married for his second wife Belle Hoffman, the appellant.
Before the debts contracted during the first marriage were paid T. M. Hoffman, Sr., died without having contracted any new debt, so far as the record shows, after his first wife’s death.
During his second marriage he lived in the house…
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