Womack v. Womack
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Justice.
In April, 1941, when appellant W. L. Womack, plaintiff below and Dorothy Womack, defendant below, were divorced, he held four insurance contracts insuring his life, with a cash surrender value at that time of $858, and she held an insurance contract insuring her life with a cash surrender value of $252. All above policies were obtained during their marriage. All *664premiums on above policies were paid from their community funds. At all times prior to the entry of the divorce decree, Mrs. Womack was the beneficiary in each of above policies issued on the life of W. L. Womack,…
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