Raggio

Raggio v. Raggio

Good Law
1924 Cal. App. LEXIS 525·66 Cal. App. 361·226 P. 34
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMarch 27, 1924Civ. No. 3995.California601 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Conbey, J.

In May, 1912, in the superior court of Los Angeles County, an interlocutory decree was entered in this action adjudging that the plaintiff was entitled to a divorce from the defendant. The final decree of divorce was entered on December 15, 1913. Down to and including the final judgment the record contained no mention of the existence of any child of the parties to the action. In April, 1918, pursuant to an order to show cause issued at the instance of the defendant, on application for an allowance for the support of an alleged minor child of said parties, both parties appeared before the court by their attorneys and evidence was received. Thereupon the court ordered that, until the further order of the court, plaintiff pay to the defendant the sum of one dollar per week for the support of “her minor child.” In October, 1920, said parties again appeared before the court pursuant to an order to show cause on an application for increase of said allowance. The parties appeared by attorney and stipulated in open court that said allowance be increased to ten dollars per month “for the use and benefit of the minor son mentioned in the pleadings.” In December, 1921, both parties again…

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