Pierce v. Otte

In this case, based upon the same record and involving the same parties as in Otte v. Pierce, 111 Colo. 386, 142 P. (2d) 280, it appears that the wife, before filing her answer in that suit (filed July 8, 1941), filed a motion for temporary alimony, court costs and attorney’s fee, which motion was heard August 7, 1941. Evidence at this hearing shows that the husband is worth about $25,000 and has an income of over $500 a month. The court ordered him to pay $35.00 a week pendente lite, $100.00 attorney’s fee, and costs. The husband paid the $100.00 attorney’s fee, the costs to date, and made…