Reynolds v. Reynolds

OlabksoN, I.

The record discloses a distressing situation. The plaintiff was married to defendant W. N. Reynolds II on 8 August, 1932, and they lived together as husband and wife until the latter part of May, 1933. In May, 1933, the mind of W. N. Reynolds II became so affected that his wife, the plaintiff, was compelled by reason of his mental condition to live separate and apart from him. It was necessary to place him in an institution for treatment, as he had dementia prsecox, and it is impossible for his condition to improve — it is incurable. In Yirginia, his domicile, the court in that…