Dunn v. Dunn

Several of appellant’s contentions may be quickly disposed of. After the original judgment and before the present one the elder son became twenty-one years of age and died. We regard all questions concerning his custody as moot.

Appellant submits that the support allowance for the younger son, $1,500 for less than two years of prospective support, is excessive. We are not able to agree, in the absence of testimony concerning the need of the son and the resources of the father. For lack of a bill of exceptions we must presume the evidence would sustain the award. The same answer must be made to…