Case v. Case
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Taylor, Chief Justice.
Action for divorce was commenced in October, 1961. In due time, the defendant filed his return; and subsequently thereto, the Honorable J. Wilbur Hicks, Judge of Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court of Greenville County, issued an Order, dated October 31, 1961, granting temporary relief to plaintiff. No answer or other pleading was interposed by defendant.
In the prayer of her complaint, plaintiff asked for a divorce absolute from the defendant, custody of the minor children, temporary and permanent support for herself and the minor children, and for attorney’s fees.
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