In re Koopman
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Gunde Shopman made application in the juvenile court for Hennepin county for a county allowance on account of Theodore, Carl and Doloris Shopman, as dependent children. The matter was heard before Waite, J., who directed the county treasurer to pay to Gunde Shopman the snm of $26 per month on account of the children beginning November 1, 1919, until the children respectively attained the age of 16 years or the further order of the court.
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Gunde Shopman made application in the juvenile court for Hennepin county for a county allowance on account of Theodore, Carl and Doloris Shopman, as dependent children. The matter was heard before Waite, J., who directed the county treasurer to pay to Gunde Shopman the snm of $26 per month on account of the children beginning November 1, 1919, until the children respectively attained the age of 16 years or the further order of the court. Richard Tattersfield, a citizen and taxpayer of Hennepin county, filed objections to the allowance made by the district court, and his motion to vacate the…
1Opinion of the CourtBeowN, C. J.
Proceedings in the juvenile court of Hennepin county under the provisions of chapter 223, p. 337, Laws 1917, known as the Mother’s Pension Law, for the relief of certain dependent children. From an *37order vacating a former order granting the relief the applicant appealed.
The facts are not in dispute. The alleged dependents are the minor children of Charles Koopman and G-unde Koopman, husband and wife, and are in the care and custody of the latter, the mother. The mother and children were deserted and abandoned by the husband and father, and he is now under indictment therefor and a fugitive…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Spencer v. SpencerSupreme Court of Minnesota · 1906
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