Miller v. Miller
Connecticut Appellate Court
1Opinion of the CourtFott, J.
The named defendant1 has appealed from a judgment of dissolution of marriage, attacking certain of the financial orders contained in the judgment.2 We affirm the trial court’s judgment.
The plaintiff and the defendant were married in Dan-bury on February 27, 1954. They lived together for about twenty-four years of their thirty-five year marriage, and have one adult daughter. When the plaintiff and the defendant married they were both employed. In 1968, fourteen years after their marriage, the defendant asked the plaintiff to discontinue her employment outside of their home. She agreed, but…
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