Estate Frank Morton Hereford

Where a property settlement agreement provided for a payment of alimony to a former wife "for her maintenance and support, which shall continue so long as said Quinta Beall Couch Hereford is living and has not remarried," and the subsequent court divorce decree provided that "Frank M. Hereford do pay unto the plaintiff, Quinta Beall Couch Hereford, [a certain sum] so long as she lives or until she remarries . . .," the trial court acted properly in holding that alimony could be a charge against the deceased former husbands estate where the present value of the former wifes entitlement to alimony during her natural life was not speculative, there were extenuating equitable considerations militating in favor of continuing alimony after the death of the former husband, and no undue hardship was created to other dependents.