Di Bella v. Di Bella
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
The parties were married in June 1955. They have two children, ages 27 and 25, respectively. The plaintiff is now a 69-year-old retired insurance salesman living in Florida. The defendant is now 66 years old and has not worked outside the home since a 1957 miscarriage.
In October 1982 after retiring from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company the plaintiff moved to Florida alone. He previously had served his wife with a summons with notice for an action for a divorce. She answered this summons with the counterclaim for abandonment upon which a divorce was granted. There is no appeal from that…
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