Winnemann v. Winnemann
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBeown, J.
In her younger days Mrs. Minnie Winnemann was an active, successful, business woman who accumulated property worth some $70,000, consisting principally of an apartment building and various securities. She had two sons: Clarence, a prosperous business man, and Walter, an un-prosperous doctor. When Mrs. Winnemann grew elderly, in 1942 or somewhat earlier, Clarence took over the management of his mother’s business affairs and continued this service until 1949 when he sold out his own Milwaukee interests and moyed to Arizona. After that Walter acted as his mother’s business manager. In 1947 Mrs.…
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