Willen v. Willen

THE COURT.

On December 30, 1929, an interlocutory decree of divorce was granted to Sophie Willen upon her cross-complaint against Samuel Willen, alleging that the latter had been guilty of extreme cruelty. The decree awarded her the custody of the two minor children of the marriage. The court also found that certain property, namely, two policies of insurance on the life of Samuel Willen—one issued by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for $5,000, and the other issued by the Western States Insurance Company for $10,000—the household goods in the possession of the cross-complainant and a…