Glasgow v. Hurley
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DIXON, Chief Justice.
On June 10, 1958 in Juvenile Court, Dallas County, Texas, appellee Charles W. Hurley, complaining of appellants Geraldine Hurley Glasgow and her husband, James E. Glasgow, filed what he designates as a “motion for modification of the court’s order and reduction of child support.” In his motion appellee says that the order he seeks to modify is one of October 11, 1956 by Judge Sarah T. Hughes, then acting as Juvenile Judge. He makes no mention of *660an order regarding custody by Judge Dallas Blankenship of April 11, 1958, only one month prior to the filing of appellee’s…
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