Fact Scenario: Orville was 17 and fell madly in love with Gertie, a sweet 16 beauty who smiled at Orville. It was his first love and since Gertie was from the poor side of town, both sets of parents forbid the marriage. As would happen, they eloped. By age 17, Gertie gave birth to their son, followed in the next few years by 3 more sons and finally a daughter. As one might ordinarily expect with childbirth, Gertie's waistline grew. As she inflated, her love affair with Orville deflated. Orville was attracted to yet other beauties. By age 30, he found his true love, Grace, and they moved into her home together after discussing who would keep title to what property obtained before their relationship began. Orville inherited his father's popcorn business and they were living a charmed life of cruises, romantic dinners and skydiving adventures, until Orville had to finally attend to business or kiss his mansion good-bye. Lonely, Grace's trips in town would find her visiting the local pub for some attention. Gertie filed for divorce the same day Grace announced she was pregnant. You work at a law firm, and Orville has become a client. The principal attorney at the firm has asked you to identify and describe all of the issues facing Orville