Bryce v. Bryce

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a wife’s conduct amounted to constructive desertion despite her “lack of control” due to mental illness
• custody of four-year old daughter awarded to mother, of 13-year old daughter and 15-year old son to father
• evidence indicated that some detrimental effect would result from four year old child living with mother who suffered from mental disease
• evidence indicated that some detrimental effect would result from four year old child living with mother who suffered from mental disease
• division approved where one parent suffering from mental disease that may have had detrimental effect on 4 year old, but not on older children
• upheld division of custody where one parent was suffering from a mental disease that may have had a detrimental effect on a 4-year-old, but the two older children remained with the sick parent because they had already formed their personalities and would not likely be affected

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).