Bradley v. Bradley

No serious charge involving moral turpitude is alleged by either of the parties hereto against the other; in fact, there is no charge except the one of abandonment urged by the plaintiff and the charge of nagging which the husband brings against his wife. There appears to be little or no evidence to support these allegations except that of the parties themselves. The papers would indicate that both of the parties are worthy and respected persons.

The law is settled in this State beyond dispute that a wife may not recover alimony pending the suit, or counsel fees, unless it appears from all the…