Glaze v. Glaze

This is a divorce case.

During the trial the husband introduced into evidence a written compromise proposal, which was in the form of a property and marital settlement agreement. His attorney had previously submitted that proposal to the wife's attorney, and it had never been accepted by the wife. That proposal would have settled all disputed issues in the case. When the offer was made by the husband to introduce that compromise proposal as an exhibit, the following occurred:

"MR. POOL: Your Honor, of course, we are objecting to the offer of compromise.

"THE COURT: You don't want to know how he…