Armstrong v. Anderson

William K. Marr, the husband of appellee, died in El Paso county on February 14, 1928. He left a will in which Mrs. Anderson (then Mrs. Marr) was designated as independent executrix of this estate. Appellee employed appellant and placed in his hands the probating of the will and the management and handling of all her personal affairs and business, as well as the business and legal matters to be handled for her as representative of the Marr estate. No agreement was had as to the amount of fees appellant was to receive.

After the will was probated, appellee qualified as executrix and served…