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You’re in the middle of a bitter divorce. The attorneys are jockeying for position as they attempt to divide your marital assets. Just who will end up with that old gun collection, anyway? Who will be the lucky party that gets Aunt Ethel’s original, hand-made Christmas ornaments? And let’s not forget Poochie, your 12-year-old, one-eyed Pekingese. As with all divorces, it seems that certain assets acquired during the marriage just seem to belong to your husband. It’s almost a given. You know, the “manly” items, such as the gas grill, power tools, pool table, subscription to Guns & Ammo, and let’s not forget that fine collection of remote controls. Of course, the wife usually gets to keep all of the cooking and cleaning supplies. After all, what’s the husband going to do with these items? So, while he gets all the neat stuff, you end up with the Eureka vacuum cleaner, the Farberware, spice rack, and of course, Aunt Ethel’s original, hand-made Christmas ornaments with a value placed at $10,000 by your husband’s divorce attorney.