How Do You Divide These Assets?

How'd you like to have to sort this out?

BISMARCK, N.D. — North Dakota’s Supreme Court is considering whether the value of breast implant surgery should be considered as part of a divorce case.

Attorney Christina Sambor argues that cosmetic surgery is expensive, and she says its value should be counted when a husband and wife divide up their assets in a divorce.

Sambor represents Erik Isaacson of Mandan. She spoke to the Supreme Court today during arguments in the case.

When Erik Isaacson was divorced from his wife Traci, he listed the surgery as a $5,000 benefit to his wife. South Central District Judge Robert Wefald refused to count the expense against Traci, saying it would be ridiculous to do so. Wefald’s decision is being appealed.

It's really not that hard - just give each of them one.