Krakow v. Krakow

John P. McGrath, Corporation Counsel (Mathilda Miller of counsel), for petitioner. David B. Friedland for respondent. to petitioner at this time is the sum of $5 a week — the amount which he offered at the August 11, 1950, probation bureau intake interview and which his counsel now again offers in his behalf. The order is therefore so modified, and he is hereby ordered to deposit in this court, until further order, the sum of $5 a week, beginning November 24, 1950, plus $1 a week, beginning December 1, 1950, on arrears hereby adjusted at $40 (i. e., by reducing the eight weeks' book arrears of $120, computed at the rate of $15 a week, to $40, computed at the rate of $5 a week). Today's order is based on weekly net earnings of $37.16 and an assumed absence of other resources, and it takes into account that respondent will have medical expenses for treatment of the conditions described in Dr. Henig's report. As above stated, the controversy over the legal title to the Connecticut farm is not within the jurisdiction of this court. However, it is suggested, and urged, that for the benefit of both parties and the daughter there be effected an out-of-court-adjustment of that phase, lest the title become unmarketable and the property therefore eventually be lost to all three. Notice shall be given pursuant to the subjoined direction. [*] The opinion as filed sets forth the true names of all parties but as here published substitutes fictitious names and disguises certain other details, in consonance with the spirit of section 52 of the Domestic Relations Court Act of the City of New York (L. 1933, ch. 482, as amd. by L. 1942, ch. 761).