Rau v. Rau

Wyoming Supreme Court

Rau v. Rau

441 P.2d 320, 1968 Wyo. LEXIS 174

Wyoming Supreme Court·Decided June 5, 1968·No. No. 3659·Published

Opinion

PER CURIAM.

The judgment is affirmed by an equally divided court.

With respect to the request that the mother be allowed a reasonable attorney’s fee for defense of her right to continued custody of her children, while we must not be understood as establishing a precedent for all such cases, under the circumstances present in this appeal, it is considered appropriate to award the mother an attorney’s fee of $300 to be paid by appellant to counsel for appellee.

Affirmed with order for payment by appellant to counsel for appellee of a $300 attorney’s fee.

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PER CURIAM.

The judgment is affirmed by an equally divided court.

With respect to the request that the mother be allowed a reasonable attorney’s fee for defense of her right to continued custody of her children, while we must not be understood as establishing a precedent for all such cases, under the circumstances present in this appeal, it is considered appropriate to award the mother an attorney’s fee of $300 to be paid by appellant to counsel for appellee.

Affirmed with order for payment by appellant to counsel for appellee of a $300 attorney’s fee.

Rau v. Rau, 441 P.2d 320, 1968 Wyo. LEXIS 174 (Wyo. 1968).

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