The two children of a tobacco heiress and her estranged husband would not be “revictimized” by keeping the courtroom open for oral arguments on the father’s request to lift a ban on the children meeting his girlfriend, a Brooklyn judge ruled.
According to court papers, the husband in the case, identified in media reports and the Office of Court Administration’s website as Crocker Coulson, moved in April to lift a “no paramour rule” barring the parties’ children from being in the presence of Coulson’s girlfriend, who is pregnant with their child.
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