In Re Torres Estate
Nevada Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
Albina Torres and Simon Hernandez were married in the Republic of Mexico on or about the 17th day of May 1904, and lived there together for about ten years. Hernandez then deserted and abandoned his wife Albina without any sufficient cause and cohabited with another woman. Albina was left in destitute circumstances, and about four years later one of her brothers went to Mexico and brought her to Las Vegas, Nevada. She was entirely without means or property of any kind. After deserting his wife, Hernandez did not at any time communicate with or see her, nor contribute anything for her…
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