The Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled a post-breakup dispute over an engagement ring will go back to Palm Beach Circuit Court to hear evidence in the "he said, she said" dispute.
January 15, 2014 at 10:00 PM
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Tammy Lyn Bobyack doesn’t want to give back the 6.71-carat diamond engagement ring she received from her ex-fiance, and the Fourth District Court of Appeal isn’t sure she should have to.
The appellate court sent the ring dispute back to Palm Beach Circuit Judge Sandra McSorley with instructions to listen to what Bobyack has to say.
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