Doerle v. Doerle
New York Supreme Court
The nature of the motion and the facts, so far as material, are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtGiegerich, J.
The plaintiff, several years after entry of final judgment of divorce in her favor, moves to have the court award her a gross sum as alimony out of certain moneys that are about to come to the defendant from his mother’s estate, and asks that the court fix the amount so to be paid to her at not less than one half of the sum so to be received by him. The defendant, among other things, makes the point that the attorney who makes this motion was never formally substituted as attorney for the plaintiff, but that objection should be held to have been waived by the fact *73that the defendant has…
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