Sarah S. v. John K.
New York Family Court
1Opinion of the CourtWilliam Bigler, J.
This proceeding brought by petitioner for expenses and support of out-of-wedlock child and counsel fees for petitioner’s attorney.
Petitioner’s attorney having tried a contested protracted paternity proceeding against a very able and conscientious adversary was successful in obtaining an order of filiation.
The support proceeding consisted of an inquest, a motion for the infant by respondent to vacate the default and set aside the inquest, and a trial on support for the infant on two court days, with court appearances on at least three other occasions.
Presented now to the court are the…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Miller v. ColeNew York City Family Court · 1971
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