Snyder v. Snyder
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The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the district court clarifying an order it entered in 2017 dividing the Aimone Ranch into two parcels, holding that the district court properly clarified its 2017 order under Wyo. R. Civ. P. 60(a) and denied Rex Snyder's remaining claims.
As part of Rex and Ronda Snyder's divorce proceedings, the district court divided the Aimone Ranch into two parcels. The order, however, did not specify the dividing line between the parcels, nor did it address fencing. In 2019, Rex built a fence to separate the parcels, and Ronda refused to pay half the fencing costs. Rex filed a motion seeking to enforce the 2017 order and requesting that the court order Ronda to accept a quit claim deed for her parcel as fenced, accept an easement over his parcel, and reimburse him for half the fencing costs. The district court clarified its 2017 order and denied Rex's remaining claims. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that there was no error.
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