Neville helps his first wife in court and obtains his divorce

Neville was telephoned to appear in a New York federal court where his first wife, from whom he had been separated almost fourteen years, had been arrested for shoplifting; he took the stand, pleaded for leniency for the sake of their son, the judge suspended her six-month sentence, and she then handed him the divorce papers herself outside and let him serve them at his hotel, so he got his divorce and could marry the girl who now bears his name.
Date (happened)
c. 1936
unresolved
  1. c. 1936 stated · probable · preferred
    Source Proof the Law Works ¶30"on Tuesday morning", told in Proof the Law Works (nid 1972)
Place
New York City
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 5 April 1971 stated
    Source Proof the Law WorksProof the Law Works (nid 1972), telling 1972-6, told 1971-04-05
Sources

Source

  • Proof the Law Works ¶30 (She met me on the outside, and said, “Neville, that was a very decent thing to do. Give me my papers.”)