Daw v. Daw

Julius J. Olson, Justice.

Plaintiff’s divorce suit resulted in a decree for her. The court, after determining the value of defendant’s property definitely owned, also found that he was a beneficiary under a will which recently had been offered for probate and that under its terms he would be likely to receive “$2,000, or more.” The exact amount, however, of such interest was not then ascertainable, since the time for filing claims had not expired. As defendant’s alimony liability to plaintiff largely depended upon the size of his interest in this estate, the court reserved “the right and…