Silverman said Gibbons is eager to end the marriage and has proposed a list of compromises to avoid a public trial, which Silverman said the governor would want before Jan. 1.
Silverman said the couple should split their land holdings, with the governor retaining their Lamoile ranch property, and the first lady keeping their Kenny Lane home, and they should split their pensions. Their IRA, life insurance and legal fees remain in dispute, he said.
Alimony remains the biggest sticking point, Silverman said.
Dawn Gibbons has claimed that she has not been able to secure work, but has stated that she could earn $5,000 to $8,333 per month, while the governor’s pre-tax earnings are $16,734 per month, Silverman said.
Update: Apparently there was no agreement between the two parties, so the case will go to trial. The tentative date is December 28.
Pass the popcorn.
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