Blaisdell v. Blaisdell

BY THE COURT

These children, at the time of the hearing had on these motions, were each more than ten years of age and by 8033 GC, had the right to choose with which parent they would live, and the court had no power to give the custody of the children to persons other than the parents unless it were proved that both parents were improper persons to have their custody, care and control. The evidence shows that the income of plaintiff was substantially the same at the time the court modified the original order as when the original finding was made and that,, although plaintiff has remarried and…