194 P.2d 434 | Ariz. | 1948
The appeal here is from an order quashing a writ of garnishment that had theretofore impounded certain moneys owing by Navajo County to Dodd L. Greer, the judgment debtor of appellant L.L. Shaw. The motion to quash alleged that the money owing from the county to Greer was for legal services rendered by Greer as an attorney at law and earned at a time when he was a married man. He claimed that the fee earned was community property and that his indebtedness to Shaw was his separate debt having its origin in the factual situation set forth in the case of Shaw v. Greer,
