Edington v. Edington
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
LUJAN, Justice.
This was an action for divorce, division of property and custody of the infant daughter of the parties. A divorce was granted and by stipulation the property rights were settled and the child given to the custody of the parties, each being allowed custody for an equal length of time during each year. The decree provided that the custody of the child should be so settled until the further order of the court. Thereafter a number of motions were filed by the respective parties seeking to obtain complete control of their child. An application was made on July 17, 1945, by the…
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