Hiner

Hiner v. Hiner

Good Law
1907 Cal. App. LEXIS 284·5 Cal. App. 546·90 P. 957
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 16, 1907Civ. No. 316.California1,044 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Chipman, J.

Plaintiff is the wife of defendant and brings the action for separate maintenance for herself and three children of the marriage. The complaint alleges that in October, 1902, plaintiff and defendant were residing together in the county of Chehalis, state of Washington, and that in said month defendant abandoned and willfully deserted plaintiff and has never returned to plaintiff or to their said 'residence, but still continues to abandon and desert plaintiff; that defendant came to California shortly after October, 1902, “and is now a bona fide resident of Sonoma County”; that “plaintiff ever since October, 1902, has been and is now a bona fide resident of said Chehalis County, State of Washington”; that defendant is possessed of considerable means, setting forth a description of property alleged to be owned by him, and that plaintiff, when so abandoned and deserted by defendant, was left with no means of income and with property “of but little value and plaintiff now has no means of support.” Plaintiff alleges that she is in need of $100 per month from October, 1902, thenceforth “for her support and for the support of her said minor children”; that “under the laws of the State of…

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