Helmbold v. Helmbold
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRodenbeck, J.
A decree of divorce was granted to the plaintiff December 28, 1918, and modified June 30, 1920, with respect to *762alimony and the defendant’s right to visit his children. The modified decree made an allowance of nine dollars a week. The defendant paid alimony for nearly three years and on October 21, 1921, ceased further payments on the ground that the plaintiff had failed to observe the provisions in the decree relating to the children. The alimony has accumulated meanwhile and the plaintiff asks for a sequestration of his property pursuant to section 1171 of the Civil Practice Act. It is…
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