After 47 years of marriage, a Kentucky couple divorced but disagreed over selling their jointly owned $703,000 farm; an October 23 appeals court overturned the ruling favouring the husband and ordered a fresh review
- Representative Image (AI-generated)A divorce settlement intended to divide a couple’s property has led to a fresh legal battle over a $703,000 Kentucky farm.
- After nearly 47 years of marriage, Mary Holden and Fred Holden agreed to retain equal ownership of the property, but disagreed over when it should be sold.
- According to the Kentucky Court of Appeals’ October 23, 2026, opinion in Mary Holden (now Carrigan) v.
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- Representative Image (AI-generated)A divorce settlement intended to divide a couple’s property has led to a fresh legal battle over a $703,000 Kentucky farm.
- After nearly 47 years of marriage, Mary Holden and Fred Holden agreed to retain equal ownership of the property, but disagreed over when it should be sold.
- According to the Kentucky Court of Appeals’ October 23, 2026, opinion in Mary Holden (now Carrigan) v.
Sources: Times of India