Walker v. Walker

Citations

• 64 Fla. 536

Syllabus

<p>A husband without the wife’s consent has the right to establish the family domicile and it is her duty to live with him at his domicile if it is reasonably possible for her to do so. But if a husband by his own acts intentionally brings the cohabitation to an end, and by his own acts keeps it at an end for the statutory period, showing no evidence of a reasonable purpose to renew his marital relation, he is guilty of desertion and she is entitled to a divorce on that ground.</p>