Woodall v. Woodall

It appears from the record that, on April 1, 1924, the plaintiff obtained a decree of divorce against the defendant, whereby alimony was adjudged in her favor. The provisions of such decree, out of which the-present controversy arises, were that the defendant should pay to the plaintiff $40 per month, which was to include alimony and the support of the three children left in the custody of the plaintiff. The defendant paid the sum so stipulated for the period of six months, and thereafter defaulted. In September, 1925, the defendant filed his application for a modification of the decree as to…