Taylor v. Taylor
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
COLEMAN, Justice.
Appellee, Peter G. Taylor, filed a “Motion” seeking to have appellant, Joyce Lá-veme Taylor, held in contempt of court by reason of her alleged failure to comply with certain provisions of a judgment rendered in a previous divorce suit relating to the possession of their minor child. The divorce judgment had been rendered by the Court of Domestic Relations of Harris County, the court in which the “Motion for Contempt” was filed. In the same “Motion” appellee alleged generally that changed circumstances and the best interests of the minor child “require that the respondent be…
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