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Kentucky appeals court orders new review of $703,000 divorce farm dispute

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An appeals court in Kentucky has sent a $703,000 dispute over a family farm back to family court for a fresh evaluation. Mary and Fred Holden had agreed in their divorce property settlement to share equal ownership of the farm. They later disagreed over when the property should be put up for sale. Mary asked that the farm be sold, or that Fred buy her out, after their son moved out. The appeals court concluded the settlement's language was ambiguous and needed to be reassessed.

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