Dandridge v. Dandridge
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLouis J. Capozzoli, J.
Motion to modify judgment of divorce, to punish plaintiff for contempt and to enter judgment for alimony arrears is disposed of as follows: The judgment entered on December 3, 1952, fixed the support of the two children at a greater sum than was provided in the separation agreement. Defendant, to whom custody of the children was awarded, seeks an increase for the maintenance of the children. The application is resisted by plaintiff on the ground that the terms of the separation agreement bar an increase. However, the court has the power to modify the provisions for the support of the children…
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