Sidney Eisen for petitioner.
Joseph G. Wiman for respondent.
course for disposition by the justice then sitting. But any dispute concerning visitation shall not affect or impair respondent's duty to comply with today's support order, unless and until otherwise expressly directed. (See Grossman, New York Law of Domestic Relations, § 162, and cases cited; also, the discussion in
"Almandares" v. "Almandares", 186 Misc. 667.) Notice shall be given to the parties 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.).