[dk902]

Incredible stuff.

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After an acrimonious, two-year legal battle, the 7th Marquess of Northampton has called a truce with his soon-to-be ex-wife. The divorce – prompted by Lady (Pamela) Northampton’s affair with a Romanian multi-millionaire – will cost him in the region of £17 million.

The story in full: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/sex/div...vorce.html

So the bitch has an affair and prompts the divorce yet is still entitled to such huge amounts of money? If she has an affair then she surely she should be forfeiting her right to anything. But no, 17m it is!

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Since Spenny decided to divorce her, she feels she has been treated like a common criminal – thrown out of Compton Wynyates and never allowed back.

Just what do you expect? The guy founds out she cheated and threw her out of his own home. Heaven forbid he do that.

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After a 23-year relationship and after the contributions Pamela has made to Spenny’s properties, business and life, she is entitled to a good settlement.

Please enlighten me, just what sort of 'contributions' did she make to be entitled to that?

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While his family has aristocratic roots dating back 500 years, Lady Northampton, born Pamela Haworth, is from altogether more humble stock, having been born into a working-class family in Lancashire.

There's the tell. Guy probably should have picked someone a bit different, played with fire and got burned.

[Walderschmidt]

(01-20-2013 08:31 AM)dk902 Wrote:  

Incredible stuff.

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After an acrimonious, two-year legal battle, the 7th Marquess of Northampton has called a truce with his soon-to-be ex-wife. The divorce – prompted by Lady (Pamela) Northampton’s affair with a Romanian multi-millionaire – will cost him in the region of £17 million.

The story in full: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/sex/div...vorce.html

So the bitch has an affair and prompts the divorce yet is still entitled to such huge amounts of money? If she has an affair then she surely she should be forfeiting her right to anything. But no, 17m it is!

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Since Spenny decided to divorce her, she feels she has been treated like a common criminal – thrown out of Compton Wynyates and never allowed back.

Just what do you expect? The guy founds out she cheated and threw her out of his own home. Heaven forbid he do that.

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After a 23-year relationship and after the contributions Pamela has made to Spenny’s properties, business and life, she is entitled to a good settlement.

Please enlighten me, just what sort of 'contributions' did she make to be entitled to that?

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While his family has aristocratic roots dating back 500 years, Lady Northampton, born Pamela Haworth, is from altogether more humble stock, having been born into a working-class family in Lancashire.

There's the tell. Guy probably should have picked someone a bit different, played with fire and got burned.

That's why nobility marries nobility.

1. Money Stays With Money
2. Noble girls have class

This girl was treated like a commoner because she is one. No girl is special for having a vagina even though she thinks otherwise.

[porscheguy]

She got less than 20%. What's the problem? If they were regular people who had been together for only 10 years, she would have taken 50% or more.

[Samseau]

Rich guys with bitch wives... it's actually extremely common.

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She got less than 20%. What's the problem? If they were regular people who had been together for only 10 years, she would have taken 50% or more.

And this is why rich men do not support divorce reform

[bacan]

Serious question - what are my legal options if I want a long term relationship with a girl where I live with her and she raises my kids but I am not legally married to her?

[Walderschmidt]

(01-20-2013 06:26 PM)bacan Wrote:  

Serious question - what are my legal options if I want a long term relationship with a girl where I live with her and she raises my kids but I am not legally married to her?

In what country?

[Ensam]

My guess would be she got some percentage of the increase in his net worth during their marriage. In some sense that's fair, the support at home might make someone more successful. The flip side of that should of course be that if a man's worth had decreases during marriage the ex-wife should be required to make up the difference.

[bacon]

do we know if there was a prenup? but yea that still seems like a sweet deal for her, marry, fuck around and get a pay day most A list stars can not command for a blockbuster film.