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Exam A


Trouble in Paradise


couple is in the process of divorcing on no-fault grounds. The wife has a


valuable horse that she keeps at the couple’s residence, which is on the property she owns jointly with her husband. The couple is trying to keep things amicable. To resolve some of the tension between the couple pending entry of the final di- vorce decree, the wife decides to take a temporary work assignment in Hawaii. Her horse is recover- ing from an injury and another three months of turnout will do the horse good in the long run. Her soon to be ex-husband agrees to take care of her horse for the three months she expects to be gone. While the wife is away in Hawaii, the couple’s divorce becomes final. The couple has agreed


to sell the marital property, and her husband plans to move out with his posses- sions just before the wife is set to return so that she can move out hers. She returns to the marital home to dis- cover that her horse is gone. She reports the horse as sto-


len to the local sheriff, but it turns out that her now ex-husband sold her horse for $400.00 to a kid down the road. She tries to press criminal charges against her ex, but the sheriff refuses on the grounds that this “is a civil matter.” The wife takes this to mean that she has to sue the par- ents of the kid who now has her horse. She files suit in an attempt to get her horse back.


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