Robins v. Robins

The bill under criticism recites, in effect, that the parties were married and lived in the city of New York for a period of more than twenty years and until the defendant left that jurisdiction, as hereinafter recited. On May 21st, 1926, the complainant secured a judgment in the New York supreme court divorcing the parties from bed and board and allowing to the complainant, for the support of herself and her children, the sum of $55 per week. Such payments were made by the defendant until September 19th, 1927, whereupon they ceased, and shortly thereafter the defendant left the jurisdiction…