Rodgers v. Rodgers
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Day
The parties appeared in the trial court in reverse order. We will refer to them as they appeared there or by name.
Mrs. Rodgers filed her complaint March 10, 1955, seeking a divorce, custody of two minor children, alimony, support for the children, division of property, attorney fees, court costs, and such other relief as to the court might seem meet and proper. Motion for temporary orders was filed at the same time. The cause was speedily “at issue” when on April 2 the defendant filed his answer, denying the allegations in plaintiffs complaint and interposing a counter claim also for divorce,…
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