Goldring V. Goldring

Plaintiff obtained an interlocutory decree of divorce on October 8, 1947, on the ground of cruelty. The decree recites that by a stipulation entered into in open court, "plaintiff and defendant stipulated and agreed as to all matters embodied in this decree except the matter of whether or not plaintiff should obtain an interlocutory decree of divorce." Custody of the two minor children of the marriage was awarded jointly to the parties, with the plaintiff to have physical custody and control at all times except on alternate week ends and during two weeks of the summer vacation period. Plaintiff was awarded the home, subject to a trust deed in the sum of $6,630 which defendant was ordered to pay and discharge; most of the furnishings therein; certain other articles of furniture; a 1941 automobile; and an insurance policy on her life. It was decreed that, except for the foregoing specific properties awarded to her, in consideration of which plaintiff had released all claims to any other property, plaintiff had no right, title, or interest in any property or assets of defendant John E. Goldring, of Modernair Corporation, or of Modern Products, Ltd., a copartnership. Defendant was ordered to pay "to the plaintiff the sum of Two Hundred Forty-nine Dollars ($249.00) per month for the support and maintenance of the said two minor children . . . until further order of the court," and in addition thereto the sum of $1.00 per month as alimony for a period of three years or until plaintiff's remarriage. No appeal was taken from the judgment.