Original sentence: " A spokesman for Gibbons described the move by the governor back to the couple's Reno home, which they have owned since 1989, as a temporary situation and said there was no law violation.An 1866 state law says a governor must "keep his office and reside at the seat of government.Dawn Gibbons did not move to Washington to live with her husband during the 10 years he served in Congress, saying she preferred to raise their son in Nevada.Gibbons has been married twice and has three children.He married his current wife, Dawn, in 1985; they have a son, born in 1987.On May 22008, Gibbons filed for divorce, citing grounds of incompatibility, and requesting the court to determie whether Gibbons or his wife would live at the Governor's Mansion
Edited sentence: Cal Dunlap, Dawn Gibbons' personal attorney, questioned the complaint's wording regarding a claim in the complaint that both Dawn and Gov.Gibbons filed for divorce from Dawn, his wife of 22 years, becoming the first sitting Nevada governor to divorce his wife while in office.Gibbons or his wife Dawn will live at the Governor's Mansion.Gibbons reside in the Reno area.Gibbons' wife currently resides in the Governor's mansion in Carson City.Gibbons' wife ought to be required to pay for related attorney fees.He married his current wife Dawn Gibbons in 1985 and the have a son born in 1987.Jim Gibbons has been married twice and has three children.On May 22008, Gov.The complaint laid claim that Gov.The complaint, filed by Gibbons' lawyer Gary Silverman at the Carson City District Court, cited grounds of incompatibility, and made a request for a court order determining whether Gov.Whilst not specific, the complaint states that "the cause of action for divorce" occurred in Reno, where the couple owns a residence