Cook v. Cook

John D. Cook filed in DeKalb superior court a suit for divorce against Thelma Cook, alleging that in June, 1942-, he and the defendant were married, and that in January, 1943, they separated because of continuous nagging by the defendant, which affected his health. The defendant answered, denying that the separation was the result of any conduct or fault on her part. She prayed that the plaintiff be not granted a divorce, and that she be awarded temporary and permanent alimony and counsel fees. On the hearing for temporary alimony, thé evidence was conflicting as to who was at fault, and…