Fulton v. Fulton
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
RODGERS, Justice.
Robert Dean Fulton, Sr., obtained a divorce from his wife, the appellee Johnnie Mae Fulton, in the Chancery Court of Washington County, Mississippi, on the 7th day of July 1964, upon the ground of adultery. He was awarded the permanent care of their two children. It became expedient for him to go to Detroit to obtain work, and he reached an understanding with his wife for the children to stay with her part of the time and with his mother part of the time. He sent money and clothing to his children while he was away. In the meantime both parties married again. Appellant’s…
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