Bonnie and Clyde were married in Louisiana and currently reside in this State. Before they were married Clyde owned 10 acres of land in Allen Parish and Bonnie had $15,000 in an account in her maiden name, the money coming from the sale of a book that Bonnie had written called MY LIFE AS A BUDDIST NUN OR HOW TO LOOK GOOD IN ORANGE. Over the next twelve years of their marriage the couple uses this $15,000 fund to pay bills or make purchases of furniture or other items for their home but they always put this money back into this fund from their salaries. After they got married the couple purchases a mobile home and places it on the 10 acres of land that owned before they got married. Ten years after they got married Bonnies Grandmother donates to Bonnie, individually, a 12 piece set of silverware and Clyde inherits a guitar from his Uncle Elmo. During their marriage Clyde has been secretly taking a portion of his paycheck and buying Wal-Mart stock in his name only and keeping it in a safety deposit box that Bonnie knew nothing about until after the divorce. After 12 years of marriage Bonnie catches Clyde in the arms of her best friend and she sues Clyde for a divorce on the grounds of adultery. Bonnie claims she owns all the property because of Clydes adultery and Clyde says he owns it all because he is the man of the family. WHO OWNS WHAT, HOW MUCH AND WHY?