Deming v. Deming

OPINION

By ALEXANDER, J.

The parties were divorced in 1936. They had agreed with reference to division of property, alimony, and child-support. The terms of the agreement were incorporated in the decree. The provisions relating to property division and alimony have by now been fully executed, but not the provision for child-support.

The parties agreed and the court decreed that the father should pay ten dollars ($10) per week each for the support of two minor daughters until they reached the age of twenty-three (23) respectively. Upon reaching twenty-one one of the daughters married. The father…