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Son Loses Father's Washington Ranch Over Elder Abuse; Divorce Award Upheld at $166,698

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Calvin Evans Jr. had expected to inherit his father's ranch in Washington, which became a central asset in his divorce case. The court ordered Deborah Bunney to receive $174,000 tied to her community contributions toward the property. After a finding that Evans had financially abused his father, his inheritance of the ranch was revoked. The court upheld a divorce award of $166,698. The report does not specify further details of the abuse findings beyond this ruling.

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