Marriage of Ayoub and Huang CA4/2

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 12, 2022E075741California1,621 words

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BACKGROUND

Huang and Ayoub married in 2015 and separated roughly two and a half years

later in 2018. After the separation, Huang continued to reside in Ayoub’s home, which

he owned prior to their marriage.

Following is the family court’s ruling, in full, denying Huang’s request to remain

in Ayoub’s residence: “Both parties testified that they agreed to the date of separation as

being 25 February 2018 when an incident occurred at the residence in Chino Hills that

resulted in [Ayoub]’s arrest. According to testimony, the parties argued over the use of a

telephone that had been lent to [Ayoub] for an international call and [Huang] indicated

the lender needed the telephone returned during the international call. This led to an

argument wherein [Ayoub] slammed down his hands on a laptop that [Huang] had been

using that broke the property. [Ayoub] was arrested and the result of that case after one

year was a nolo contendere plea to disturbing the peace and a fine with a terminal

disposition and no probation, credit for 1 day served prior to [Ayoub] bailing out of jail.

“These parties have resided in [Ayoub]’s residence since that date although both

testified that they do…

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