Guillermo v. Guillermo
New York City Family Court
1Opinion of the CourtMillard L. Midonick, J.
The problem here is what weight or effect shall, or must, be given in this support proceeding (brought by a mother, just divorced, in behalf of her child of the dissolved marriage, against the father and ex-husband) to a prior adjudication by another court of competent jurisdiction, incidental to a matrimonial decree, providing for support of the child at $15 per week as fixed in a separation agreement Í
*764This problem assumes its most destructive potential when a prior adjudication, usually migratory, is based upon a separation agreement between unhappy spouses, without any contested or true…
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- Ford v. FordSupreme Court of the United States · 1962
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