Payette v. Payette

The superior court has authority, where a divorce is decreed, to order the husband to pay to his wife such sum of money as may be deemed just (P. L., c. 287, s. 16), to make such further decree in relation to the maintenance, education and custody of the children as shall be most conducive to their benefit, and to order a reasonable provision for the support of the children to be made by the guilty party, or out of his estate (P. L., c. 287, s. 15).

The husband was the guilty party upon the record in the present case, and no question is raised as to the validity of the original order. Neither…