Cole v. Addison

In April, 1920, the plaintiff, who has since remarried, obtained a decree of divorce from the defendant in the circuit court for Clackamas county and was awarded the custody of their daughter, June Addison, who was then nearly eight years of age. By its terms, the decree provided that the defendant should have the right at all reasonable times to see and visit with the child. The decree, however, contained no provision settling their property rights, nor did it fix any amount that the defendant should pay for the support and maintenance of the child.

In order to settle those matters, the…