McCue v. McCue

Appellee sued appellant for a divorce. On application of appellee the court ordered that “appellant pay the clerk of the court below $100.00, within fifteen days, for her use and support during the pendency of the case.” From this interlocutory order appellant appealed.

In this State the court has the power, in divorce cases, to make such allowances and orders as may be deemed necessary to enable the wife to prepare for and secure a fair and impartial trial, and also for her support during the pendency of such action. Sellers v. Sellers, 141 Ind. 305. Such orders are within the discretion of…