Who would believe an instant camera to lead to so much conflict? Noeleen Walder of the New York Law Journal recently authored an article entitled "Divorcing Couple Hits Snag Over Splitting 7,000 Family Photos." Walder writes: When M.R. and E.R. decided to call it quits after more than 20 years of marriage, they had no trouble agreeing on how to split the marital home or how to handle custody of their children. But when it came to figuring out how to divide more than 7,000 photographs, the picture got blurrier. ...after spending more than $2,100 to scan the photos onto a disc, the quality of the reproductions became a bone of contention. The judge attempted to broker an agreement, but « Continue »