Onderdonk v. Onderdonk
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBroadfoot, J.
Upon this appeal there was no appearance or brief on behalf of the plaintiff. Under Supreme Court Rule 32 we could reverse the order as of course but, because divorce and the custody of minor children in divorce proceedings are matters of public concern, we are not exercising our discretionary power.
The defendant first challenges that part of the order in which the court stated it could make no order with reference to delivering the custody of the children to either of the parties until such time as the plaintiff and the minor children returned to the state of Wisconsin.
The defendant states…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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