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Obligatory Interstate Recognition Of Divorce Decrees–A New Trend?, Hamilton Vreeland, Jr.
Obligatory Interstate Recognition Of Divorce Decrees–A New Trend?, Hamilton Vreeland, Jr.
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
Divorce--Desertion--Pendency Of Suit As Affection Continuity Of Desertion Period, C. E. G.
Divorce--Desertion--Pendency Of Suit As Affection Continuity Of Desertion Period, C. E. G.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Parent And Child - Duty Of Mother To Support Child When Father Is Alive, Thomas E. Wilson
Parent And Child - Duty Of Mother To Support Child When Father Is Alive, Thomas E. Wilson
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff obtained a divorce from defendant, and at the time of the divorce voluntarily undertook to care for and support their twenty-one year old son, who was afflicted with tuberculosis and unable to support himself. The son resided with his mother until his death. She instituted this action against the father to recover for the care and support of the son from the time of the divorce until his death and for funeral expenses, relying upon a statute imposing upon specified classes or relatives of poor persons a duty to maintain them, which statute the plaintiff contended imposed a duty …
Parent And Child - Effect Of Adoption On Duty Of: Parent To Support Child, Marcus L. Plant
Parent And Child - Effect Of Adoption On Duty Of: Parent To Support Child, Marcus L. Plant
Michigan Law Review
The defendant, father of the child whose support was in question, was-divorced by the plaintiff, mother of the child, in 1927. At that time, with the consent of both parties, the maternal grandparents adopted the child. In 1931 the grandfather died insolvent, and in 1933 the grandmother remarried and left the state. In 1934 the plaintiff adopted the child, and brought suit against the defendant for its support. The court entered an order requiring him to pay ten dollars per week for that purpose. After compliance for several months the defendant stopped payment, and in contempt proceedings protested the validity …
Marriage And Divorce--Wife's Right To Suit Money In Action To Modify Original Decree As To Custody Of Children, A. F. G.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Conflict Of Laws--Basis For Divorce--Jurisdictional Fact Concept, John H. Goad
Conflict Of Laws--Basis For Divorce--Jurisdictional Fact Concept, John H. Goad
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Living Apart Without Cohabitation As A Ground For Divorce Under Kentucky Law, Elwood Rosenbaum
Living Apart Without Cohabitation As A Ground For Divorce Under Kentucky Law, Elwood Rosenbaum
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Conflicts: Jurisdiction To Divorce. Criticism Of Jurisdiction Fact Theory., B. T. Moynahan Jr.
Conflicts: Jurisdiction To Divorce. Criticism Of Jurisdiction Fact Theory., B. T. Moynahan Jr.
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Five Years Voluntary Separation As New Ground For Absolute Divorce - Campbell V. Campbell
Five Years Voluntary Separation As New Ground For Absolute Divorce - Campbell V. Campbell
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
West Virginia Divorce Law, Clyde L. Colson
West Virginia Divorce Law, Clyde L. Colson
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Attachment And Garnishment--Divorce Action--Suit Money And Temporary Alimony, J. E. C.
Attachment And Garnishment--Divorce Action--Suit Money And Temporary Alimony, J. E. C.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
West Virginia Divorce Law, Clyde L. Colson
West Virginia Divorce Law, Clyde L. Colson
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
West Virginia Divorce Law, Clyde L. Colson
West Virginia Divorce Law, Clyde L. Colson
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Domestic Relations: Adultery As A Ground For Divorce, William S. Jett Jr.
Domestic Relations: Adultery As A Ground For Divorce, William S. Jett Jr.
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Alimony After A Decree Of Divorce Rendered On Constructive Service, Robert B. Harwood
Alimony After A Decree Of Divorce Rendered On Constructive Service, Robert B. Harwood
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Proper Venue Of Suit For Alimony Without Divorce - Ouster Of Jurisdiction - Amendment - Woodcock V. Woodcock
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Evidence-Privilege-Husband And Wife-Attorney And Client
Evidence-Privilege-Husband And Wife-Attorney And Client
Michigan Law Review
A husband and wife are involved in marital difficulties. Together they consult an attorney in an effort to compromise their dispute, or failing in that, to arrange a property settlement prior to separation or divorce. Such a joint consultation may be for any one of a variety of purposes. In a later action, for divorce or separate maintenance for example, the question arises whether either the attorney or one of the spouses can disclose words spoken by the other spouse in the consultation. For instance, can the attorney or the husband disclose the wife's admission of adultery?
The Revised Divorce Law Of West Virginia, Houston A. Smith
The Revised Divorce Law Of West Virginia, Houston A. Smith
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Divorce-Effect Of Decree Prohibiting Remarriage
Divorce-Effect Of Decree Prohibiting Remarriage
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Conflict Of Laws--Divorce--Recognition Of Foreign Decree, W. F. Wunschel
Conflict Of Laws--Divorce--Recognition Of Foreign Decree, W. F. Wunschel
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Testamentary Revocation By Divorce, Alvin E. Evans
Testamentary Revocation By Divorce, Alvin E. Evans
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Domestic Relations--False Charge Of Lewd And Lascivious Conduct As Constituting Cruelty A Ground For Divorce, William S. Jett Jr.
Domestic Relations--False Charge Of Lewd And Lascivious Conduct As Constituting Cruelty A Ground For Divorce, William S. Jett Jr.
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Conflict Of Laws - Foreign Marriage - Dower
Conflict Of Laws - Foreign Marriage - Dower
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff was divorced in the District of Columbia on the ground of her adultery with defendant's intestate. A statute of the District provided that the innocent party only may remarry. With no intention of evading the statute, plaintiff and defendant's intestate established a domicil in Florida and were there married. On the death of the latter in the District of Columbia, plaintiff claimed a dower interest in real estate located there. Held, plaintiff can recover. Loughran v. Loughran, 292 U. S. 216, 54 Sup. Ct. 684 (1934), reversing Loughran v. Loughran, (App. D. C. 1933) 66 F. …
Torts - Libel - Photographs - Right Of Privacy
Torts - Libel - Photographs - Right Of Privacy
Michigan Law Review
Defendant in its newspaper published a photograph of plaintiff and her husband's chauffeur standing in front of an airplane at an airport. The picture was captioned "Principals in Local Divorce Scandal," and the accompanying news story stated that plaintiff had sued her husband for divorce, the husband had filed a cross bill, and he had sued the chauffeur for alienation of affections. Plaintiff's declaration alleged that the picture had been cut from a larger one in which her husband had appeared, that the airplane was her husband's, and that the picture was believed to have been taken under a contract …
Conflict Of Laws-Foreign Marriage-Dower
Conflict Of Laws-Foreign Marriage-Dower
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff was divorced a vinculo matrimonii in the District of Columbia on the grounds of her adultery with defendant who was made co-respondent in the suit. A statute of the district provided that the innocent party only may remarry. Plaintiff married defendant in Florida and later secured a divorce a mensa et thoro from defendant in Virginia. On the death of defendant in the District of Columbia, plaintiff claimed a dower interest in his estate. Held, plaintiff cannot recover. Loughran v. Loughran, (App. D. C. 1933) 66 F. (2d) 567.
Domestic Relations--Constructive Desertion--Husband's Duty To Provide A Separate Home For His Wife, Morris F. Funt
Domestic Relations--Constructive Desertion--Husband's Duty To Provide A Separate Home For His Wife, Morris F. Funt
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Divorce--Power Of The Court Of Appeals To Reverse Judgment Of Divorce, Bert Howard
Divorce--Power Of The Court Of Appeals To Reverse Judgment Of Divorce, Bert Howard
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Tenancies By The Entireties-Maintenance And Support
Tenancies By The Entireties-Maintenance And Support
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Evidence - Privileged Communication
Evidence - Privileged Communication
Michigan Law Review
In a suit for divorce on the ground of adultery, a Luthern clergyman refused to testify concerning a disclosure made to him in his religious capacity by the defendant husband, on the ground that it was a privileged communication under the Minnesota statute. The district court adjudged him in contempt of court. Upon certiorari to the supreme court of Minnesota, held, the communication was privileged, and the order was reversed. In re Swenson (Minn. 1931) 237 N.W. 589.
Marriag£-Insanity As Ground For Annulment
Marriag£-Insanity As Ground For Annulment
Michigan Law Review
Complainants sought to annul the marriage of their deceased brother on the ground that defendant, his widow, knowing him to be insane at the time, fraudulently procured the marriage. A statute provided for divorce on the ground, among others, of insanity at the time of marriage. On demurrer, held that the marriage was, under the statute, voidable only, could only be attacked directly in the life-time of the parties, and hence was not subject to collateral attack by the relatives after the death of the incompetent spouse. White v. Williams (Miss. 1931) 132 So. 573.