York v. York

(dissenting) — While I feel that the decree appealed from should be modified, I do not agree that it should be reversed.

The case involves the question of the right of divorced parents to know and associate with their children. In 1949' the plain*144tiff and defendant were divorced and the custody of their three minor boys, age six, seven and eight, was granted to the father. The decree allowed the mother to visit them during certain hours on Saturday or Sunday of each week. For some six months prior to the decree, the mother was living at Goshen, Indiana, which had been her former home. The…