ETHEL ROSMAN, A MINOR, JOINED BY HER FATHER AND NEXT FRIEND, LOUIS ROSMAND,
v.
HEDWIG SALL AND WILLIAM W. SALL, HUSBAND AND WIFE

Fla. | 1948-02-13
160 Fla. 338 Florida Supreme Court (1948)
Also reported at: 34 So. 2d 121

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Synopsis

A mother sought to have her deceased ex-husband's estate substituted as obligor for child support payments ordered in a divorce decree, but the court discharged the rule to show cause.


Holding

The ancillary executrix could not be made amenable to the child support decree against the testator, and the claim on behalf of the child terminated with the father's death.


Facts & Procedural History

Following a divorce and a subsequent order for child support, the father died leaving a large estate. The mother, claiming neither she nor the child w…

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Opinion of the Court

Affirmed.


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