Jackson v. Jackson

Virginia Jackson filed suit for divorce against her husband, Alfred Jackson. The defendant filed answer and cross-petition. At the trial of the case both parties were present and each represented by counsel and both parties introduced testimony. Judgment was entered for the defendant on his cross-petition granting divorce and ordering that the care, custody and education of the two and one-half year old female child of the parties be confided to the defendant. No appeal was taken and the decree of divorce became final.

This is an appeal from an order overruling a motion to modify the decree…