Hartka v. Hartka
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEdwards, J.
The plaintiff, Vera Hartka, was granted a decree of divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. The defendant husband, Edward G-. Hartka, contends no legal grounds for divorce were established.
There are 4 minor children of this marriage. There was rather more than average property acquired during the marriage. The decree awarded custody of the children to the wife and ordered support for them from the defendant father. It gave the house of the parties to the wife and the balance of the property to the defendant husband. The terms of the decree are not the subject of appeal.
Plaintiff testified that…
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