Zills v. Zills

LIVINGSTON, Chief Justice.

On July 7, 1958, Velma Zills filed a bill for divorce against E. P. Zills alleging cruelty and habitual drunkenness as grounds for the divorce. The bill also requested custody of the children. The court entered a temporary decree on July 7, 1958 giving temporary custody of the children to Velma Zills and enjoining E. P. Zills from interfering in any way with the custody of the children. E. P. Zills was served with a copy of the bill and summons on November 18, 1958. More than 30 days later, on December 27, 1958, Velma Zills, the appellee made a motion for a decree…