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This is a divorce case concerning the division of marital property. The Husband/Appellant, David E. Conn, appealed the Chancery Court's decisions on the marital home's equity, a Primerica Roth IRA, a horse figurine collection, and water damage proceeds. The Court of Appeals reviewed the lower court's findings and concluded that there was no abuse of discretion in the division of marital assets. Therefore, the judgment of the Chancery Court was affirmed, with appeal costs assigned to the Appellant.
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This is a divorce case concerning the division of marital property. The Husband/Appellant, David E. Conn, appealed the Chancery Court's decisions on the marital home's equity, a Primerica Roth IRA, a horse figurine collection, and water damage proceeds. The Court of Appeals reviewed the lower court's findings and concluded that there was no abuse of discretion in the division of marital assets. Therefore, the judgment of the Chancery Court was affirmed, with appeal costs assigned to the Appellant.
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