Reseña de Mary Louise Nichols v. Daniel John Nichols

Mary Louise Nichols v. Daniel John Nichols de Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas Resumen del Libro

The parties in this case were divorced on the grounds of irreconcilable differences on 11 August 1986. They entered into a property settlement agreement which the Court considered to make adequate and suitable provisions for the care and custody of their minor children. The agreement was incorporated into the divorce decree. The custody of the children, James, five, and Michael three, was vested in the wife in accordance with the terms and provisions of a pendente lite order previously entered in the case. This order provided for visitation privileges with the father on every other weekend and on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays every other week when he was off from work. There is evidence in the record that by agreement between the parents the father of the children would pick them up on Tuesday or Wednesday on those weeks and they would remain with him in his home through Sunday night. On school days he would deliver them to school, or day care for the youngest one, and pick them up in the evening. He was also granted visitation privileges for one-half of the Christmas and Thanksgiving holidays and for a reasonable, unrestricted summer vacation. This situation prevailed except for those times when he was on active duty with the National Guard and apparently worked to the mutual satisfaction of the parties.

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