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7. Mr. Ewell continue to maintain life insurance in
current amounts with Mrs. Ewell and the children as
primary beneficiaries.
8. Mr. Ewell pay the outstanding credit accounts.
9. Mr. Ewell advance attorney fees of $5,000 toward
Mrs. Ewell's attorney fees, plus whatever our
accountant may require as a retainer.
Please review and if satisfactory, I will prepare a
formal order.
Additionally, once the Order is prepared, I would
request my accountants be given access to the financial
records of the parties.
On August 28, 1987, Magarian wrote Preston a letter stating
as follows:
I have received your letter dated August 13, 1987
and have had the opportunity to review it with Mr.
Ewell. After my discussion with Mr. Ewell, it was
brought to my attention that both Mr. Ewell and his
wife feel it would be beneficial for them to go to
joint counselling before any major expenses regarding
the legal aspects of the dissolution of marriage take
place. It appears that the parties would desire to
maintain the status quo at this time.
With the foregoing in mind, I am going to address
the nine points you raised in your letter for a
temporary agreement as follows:
1. The custodial arrangement would be acceptable
pending the parties attending joint counselling with a
psycologist [sic] that they can agree upon.
2. Acceptable.
3. Acceptable, except in the ordinary course of
business.
4. Mr. Ewell would continue to take care of the Wife
and children's needs as he has been doing for the past
few months which appears to be acceptable to the Wife
at this point in time.
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