Posted on August 24th, 2010
Elin Nordegren and Tiger Woods signed their final divorce papers on Monday, August 23, in Panama City’s Bay County Circuit Court in Florida.
Nordegren’s attorney filed paperwork that cited an “irretrievably broken” marriage following the highly publicized evidence that Tiger Woods had affairs with multiple women.
The terms of the divorce remain undisclosed, but issues of visitation for the couple’s two children, custody, and finances are said to be settled.
A joint statement has been issued by the ex-couple, asking that their privacy be respected and upheld as they “adjust to a new family situation.”
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Posted on July 23rd, 2010
Both People and TMZ report that The Dream filed for divorce before his wife, Christina Milian, had their first child, Violet. TMZ has the papers and writes that the couple was also separated prior to the filing.
According to People Magazine, “The rapper-producer, born Terius Nash, actually filed divorce papers in February.” The papers say that the marriage is broken with no hope of mending it. The couple was married in September.
Sometimes marriages cannot be fixed, and the best thing to do is to go your separate ways. If you are considering divorce, contact an experienced Houston Divorce Lawyer at Garg & Associates, P.C., by dialing 281-210-0010.
Posted on July 12th, 2010
According to The New York Times, “For months, the dissolution of the marriage of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ owners, Jamie and Frank McCourt, has riveted this town, with public revelations concerning huge hair-care budgets, lavish homes and a Russian seer hired to send the team good vibes.”
The McCourts’ real estate partnership, the McCourt Broderick Limited Partnership, bought the team from News Corp. for $430 million in 2004.
The New York Times reports, “The case centers on a single document signed during their 31-year marriage that delineates the team as Mr. McCourt’s property and the couple’s multiple homes as hers.”
Mr. McCourt already had Mrs. McCourt fired from her CEO position over the team. Mrs. McCourt has to grown to love the business and wants to remain in an ownership position in some capacity.
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