Zigman v. Zigman

These parties are man and wife living apart by virtue of a decree in an action for separation brought by the wife and in which the defendant counterclaimed for like relief. The result of the trial was a complete vindication of the husband, the plaintiff’s complaint being dismissed and his counterclaim being upheld. By virtue of the decree the defendant was forever released from the obligation to support and maintain the plaintiff and only required to pay her five dollars weekly for the support and maintenance of their son. She now institutes this action for divorce a vinculo and applies by…