Cornelison v. Cornelison

September 4, 1924, appellant was granted a divorce from respondent and given the custody of Hazel, then three, and Eugene, then eight months, and $30 a month for their support.

July 7, 1932, respondent sought by a modification of the decree, custody of the two children named. Appellant resisted, and asserted that ten monthly payments were delinquent. Whereupon respondent sought an additional modification of the decree as to the payments.

The trial court determined the matter solely on affidavits, consequently this court- approaches and considers the cause de novo (Keyes v. Keyes, 51 Ida. 670,…