Walker v. Walker
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Per curiam
On this record we find that plaintiff was as much a contributing cause to the actual separation as defendant; and accordingly should not have received a decree of legal separation in her favor.
However, the plaintiff, mother, is not shown to be unfit to have custody of the child while the parties are actually separated and living apart, and because of the child’s present extremely tender age, the child may remain in the mother’s custody for the present with ample rights of visitation to the father and with direction to the father to pay $35 a week solely for the support, maintenance and…
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