Freeman v. Freeman

STEPHENSON, Justice.

This appeal illustrates some of the problems encountered by a trial court dealing with a custody proceeding involving an “interstate child.” If nothing else, the circumstances here reveal the intolerable state of affairs resulting from ignoring the orderly processes of law. We are of the opinion the trial court acted properly and affirm the judgment giving full faith and credit to the orders of the Florida court granting custody of the infant child of the parties to the father.

The appellant-mother and the appellee-father, we infer from the record, were married in the state…