Frank D. Starkey, on July 17, 1950, began this proceeding to enjoin his divorced wife from attempting to collect, through execution or other process, child support arrearages and a money balance due under the provisions of the divorce decree. A temporary restraining order was entered, enjoining Mrs. Starkey (now Mrs. Kroll) and the sheriff from proceeding under a writ of execution which had been issued. The order further required Mrs. Starkey to immediately deliver to Mr. Starkey the children of the parties for visitation during that summer, as provided in the interlocutory order. Mrs. Starkey was also required to show cause why she should not be permanently enjoined from proceeding with the execution and why she should not be required to satisfy the three-thousand-dollar judgment which had been awarded to her in the divorce decree.
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