In Ochse v. Ochse, a mother created a trust that provided that the trustee was authorized to make distributions to her son and the son’s spouse. No. 04-20-00035-CV, 2020 Tex. App. LEXIS 8922 (Tex. App.—San Antonio November 18, 2020, no pet. history). At the time of the trust’s execution, the son was married to his first wife, but he later divorced and married his second wife. The son’s children then sued the son for breaching fiduciary duties as trustee and joined their mother, the first wife, as a necessary party. The first wife and the son then filed competing summary judgment motions on whether the first wife or the second wife was the son’s “spouse” as referenced in the trust agreement. The trial court ruled the second wife was the correct beneficiary at the time of the suit, and the first wife appealed.