Hurley v. Hurley

STONE, Judge.

On October 23, 1948, defendant was granted a divorce on her cross-bill, was given the care and custody of two minor children (hereinafter referred to as the children), and was awarded $40 per month for their support. The decree did not mention visitation of the children by plaintiff, their father. On plaintiff’s motion, the court, on August 26, 1954, modified the decree by providing expressly that plaintiff may visit the children “on all reasonable occasions in the home of the defendant” and may “have said children visit him in the home of his mother” for a period of two weeks…