An Arkansas couple divorced after 34 years of marriage, then fought four appeals over their business; a court upheld the wife's $183,000 half-share and interest from 2017, rejecting the husband's tax offset
- Representative Image (AI-generated)A divorce can end a marriage, but disputes over a jointly owned business can keep former spouses in court for years.
- In Arkansas, a couple who divorced after 34 years of marriage have been involved in four appeals over the division of their business, with disagreements involving its value, outstanding taxes and payments owed to the wife.
- Their latest legal battle has ended with an appeals court upholding the wife's $183,000 share of the business, along with interest dating back to the original divorce decree in 2017.
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- Representative Image (AI-generated)A divorce can end a marriage, but disputes over a jointly owned business can keep former spouses in court for years.
- In Arkansas, a couple who divorced after 34 years of marriage have been involved in four appeals over the division of their business, with disagreements involving its value, outstanding taxes and payments owed to the wife.
- Their latest legal battle has ended with an appeals court upholding the wife's $183,000 share of the business, along with interest dating back to the original divorce decree in 2017.
Sources: Times of India