Sharon and Ron married in 1986, but couldn’t live together. After several separations, in 2005 they split for good, and Sharon had another guy. Sharon signed a deed at Ron’s request, apparently giving up her interest in a piece of real estate that they owned as husband and wife. But they never Read the rest of this entry
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