Nash v. Baker
Oklahoma Court of Appeals
522 P.2d 1335 (Okla. 1974)
Relevant factsFree
After roughly 18 years of marriage, Baker (defendant) allegedly lured James Nash away from his wife Marian and their five children by offering 'a finer home, sexual charms, and other inducements'; Marian (plaintiff), suing on behalf of the minor children, brought claims against Baker for alienation of the children's father's affections, interference with familial relationships, and loss of the father's society and guidance. The trial court sustained Baker's demurrer to each claim, and Marian appealed.
IssueFree
Whether minor children have a right to sue a third party whose luring away of their father breaks up their parents' marriage and deprives them of the affection and support of their father.