What to do with animals during divorce that both parties have interest in
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First and most important thing to do is to calm down and realize that you are not the only one that has to face things like this. Keeping your cool can make the difference in making the proper decision of when and how to act and what to finally agree to. Your matter could be complicated by the fact that you and your Husband are in bankruptcy and we cannot determine how it may be involved in resolution of the farm, horses, etc. That needs to be discussed with your bankruptcy and divorce attorneys. Regarding the farm and horses, you should consult with your local attorney about what your Husband is entitled to and don't act based on emotion. There should be a clear answer about all of the assets, debts, etc and your attorney should know the answer. The board fees are unclear. We assume you mean the cost of maintaining the horses and that you want him to pay one-half. This is an issue that the Court could address if the matter goes to Court or you can address it in your agreement. If you settle with your Husband it can be addressed in the settlement agreement. Final suggestion is to sit down with your local attorney and ask what will happen if you go to court regarding everything and use that to determine what to agree to in terms of a settlement. Cool down and slow down. It will help you get more of what you want in the end.