Krakow v. Krakow

The parties intermarried in New York City on August 9, 1924; of that union was born one child, a daughter, who is now a college graduate, married, and residing with petitioner on a Connecticut farm.

That was petitioner’s second marriage, respondent’s first. She was a widow, and, by her first husband, the mother of two daughters, each of whom is married and not now living with petitioner.

The parties have been separated continuously since August, 1940, when respondent moved to New York City away from the farm in Connecticut where petitioner still resides.

The legal title to that farm is in…