Rosenthal

—Jerome B. Rosenthal, an attorney, has filed appeals from two orders of the superior court issued after a final appellate determination which settled his financial obligations to his former wife pursuant to a decree of divorce. He appeals from an order of October 5, 1966, denying him permanent restraining orders against collection of certain amounts and an order of December 6, 1966, charging his law partnership interest for these obligations.

The appellate court previously affirmed orders of the trial court which awarded costs on appeal in the original divorce action to Jerome’s former wife, Ruth; directed the court-appointed receiver to pay from community funds Ruth’s counsel fees, costs and accountant’s fees; and directed that Jerome pay from his share of 'the community property the amount of $3,000 pursuant to an earlier order. (Rosenthal v. Rosenthal, 240 Cal.App.2d 927 [ 50 Cal.Rptr. 385 ].) The court of appeal also modified the trial court’s order to delete from community liabilities approximately $25,000 alleged as Jerome’s share of his law partnership deficit and to add $10,467.58 as his share of the law partnership net worth; the court further ordered Jerome to pay Ruth…