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After all, marriage is a 50/50 partnership, and divorce is a dissolution of that partnership.But in this case, the wife asked for additional compensation for the career she So the judge awarded her an additional £400,000 because she gave up ten years of a legal career to care for their children.You would think splitting the estate right down the middle would have been a pretty fair outcome for a couple who willingly agreed that one would focus on career, and one on family.After all, both partners contributed in their own way.But that’s no longer reasonable logic in our ridiculous, crazy, overly-woke world.It makes me wonder, though: shouldn’t the husband be entitled to half of his ex-wife’s £400,000 in ghost income?Moreover, if the ex-wife is entitled to additional money for a career she didn’t have, is the husband entitled to more time with the children because of the career that he DID have?The UK is really making a name for itself in bizarre divorce settlements. The marriage didn’t last.
These are external links and will open in a new window Forest Green Rovers FC wins award for 'organic' pitch 'Nemesis' electric car breaks UK land-speed record Millionaire tycoon Dale Vince faces having to buy ex-wife a home 23 years after they divorced; Ecotricity was founded in 1996 from Vince’s trailer in Stroud, with one wind turbine. But the marriage lasted just three years.Lord Justice Thorpe said: "Her husband was the most improbable candidate for affluence. Eventually, his company became quite successful.Almost two DECADES later, Vince’s estranged ex-wife Kathleen swooped back into the picture like a vulture.She claimed that she deserved financial compensation… even though Vince didn’t even start his new company until four years after their divorce… and even though their original divorce agreement acknowledged that Vince had NO assets at the time they were divorced.After working its way all the way up to the highest court in England, Kathleen was awarded a “modest” £300,000 settlement.What’s next? A wife, some 19 years after decree absolute, brought what is now a successful claim for financial provision against her ex-husband. Saturday, August 1, 2020 SGT Report is your daily source for truth in a time of universal deceit. The recent case of Wyatt v Vince has made front-page news with what has been described by many as a ground-breaking judgment from the Supreme Court. They call it a divorce settlement because the matter is supposed to be, you know, settled.By reopening cases after the fact, they’re only demonstrating that their own rule of law is totally worthless.But Rule of Law is obviously a small price to pay for the illusion of phony social justice.Because… If you live, work, bank, invest, own a business, and hold your assets all in just one country, you are putting all of your eggs in one basket. But sensationalism aside, will this open the floodgates for other such claims? CTRL + SPACE for auto-complete. They separated in the mid 1980s, and officially divorced in 1992.Four years -after- the divorce, and about a decade after the separation, Dale Vince started an energy company. They agreed that the husband would pursue his career, and the wife would give hers up to focus on raising the children.Now that they are getting divorced, the courts split the £10 million estate between the couple.That’s all pretty standard. Image caption Dale Vince said he had practically no income when he and his ex-wife divorced in 1992 . These are external links and will open in a new windowA green energy tycoon has won an appeal against his ex-wife's claim for maintenance more than 20 years after they divorced.Millionaire Ecotricity owner Dale Vince, 51, of Gloucestershire, appealed after the High Court refused to strike out 53-year-old Ms Wyatt's claim.Judges in the Court of Appeal ruled Mr Vince was not Kathleen Wyatt's "insurer against life's eventualities".It is 30 years since the Forest Green Rovers owner separated from Ms Wyatt.The couple shared a "New Age lifestyle" when Mr Vince had little or no income and years before he built his business empire, the court heard.The pair married when he was 20 and Ms Wyatt was 22 and survived mainly on benefits.
SGT Report is the corporate propaganda antidote. Dale Vince says we will soon have to embrace electric cars ... his ex-wife later sued him after he made his fortune, and lost; married again, one son. Grandchildren Sean Reese, Kristi and husband Vince Scialo, Ryan and wife Arani Reese, Russel and wife Vanessa Scholes, Eric and wife Lisa Scholes. "The wife no doubt can appeal to his sense of charity but in my judgment he is not to be compelled to boost the wife's income by the exercise of the jurisdiction under the Matrimonial Clauses Act 1973. I remember another case from a few years back–Kathleen Wyatt and Dale Vince were married when they were poor young hippies in the 1980s. Kathleen Wyatt and Dale Vince were married when they were poor young hippies in the 1980s.
After all, marriage is a 50/50 partnership, and divorce is a dissolution of that partnership.But in this case, the wife asked for additional compensation for the career she So the judge awarded her an additional £400,000 because she gave up ten years of a legal career to care for their children.You would think splitting the estate right down the middle would have been a pretty fair outcome for a couple who willingly agreed that one would focus on career, and one on family.After all, both partners contributed in their own way.But that’s no longer reasonable logic in our ridiculous, crazy, overly-woke world.It makes me wonder, though: shouldn’t the husband be entitled to half of his ex-wife’s £400,000 in ghost income?Moreover, if the ex-wife is entitled to additional money for a career she didn’t have, is the husband entitled to more time with the children because of the career that he DID have?The UK is really making a name for itself in bizarre divorce settlements. The marriage didn’t last.
These are external links and will open in a new window Forest Green Rovers FC wins award for 'organic' pitch 'Nemesis' electric car breaks UK land-speed record Millionaire tycoon Dale Vince faces having to buy ex-wife a home 23 years after they divorced; Ecotricity was founded in 1996 from Vince’s trailer in Stroud, with one wind turbine. But the marriage lasted just three years.Lord Justice Thorpe said: "Her husband was the most improbable candidate for affluence. Eventually, his company became quite successful.Almost two DECADES later, Vince’s estranged ex-wife Kathleen swooped back into the picture like a vulture.She claimed that she deserved financial compensation… even though Vince didn’t even start his new company until four years after their divorce… and even though their original divorce agreement acknowledged that Vince had NO assets at the time they were divorced.After working its way all the way up to the highest court in England, Kathleen was awarded a “modest” £300,000 settlement.What’s next? A wife, some 19 years after decree absolute, brought what is now a successful claim for financial provision against her ex-husband. Saturday, August 1, 2020 SGT Report is your daily source for truth in a time of universal deceit. The recent case of Wyatt v Vince has made front-page news with what has been described by many as a ground-breaking judgment from the Supreme Court. They call it a divorce settlement because the matter is supposed to be, you know, settled.By reopening cases after the fact, they’re only demonstrating that their own rule of law is totally worthless.But Rule of Law is obviously a small price to pay for the illusion of phony social justice.Because… If you live, work, bank, invest, own a business, and hold your assets all in just one country, you are putting all of your eggs in one basket. But sensationalism aside, will this open the floodgates for other such claims? CTRL + SPACE for auto-complete. They separated in the mid 1980s, and officially divorced in 1992.Four years -after- the divorce, and about a decade after the separation, Dale Vince started an energy company. They agreed that the husband would pursue his career, and the wife would give hers up to focus on raising the children.Now that they are getting divorced, the courts split the £10 million estate between the couple.That’s all pretty standard. Image caption Dale Vince said he had practically no income when he and his ex-wife divorced in 1992 . These are external links and will open in a new windowA green energy tycoon has won an appeal against his ex-wife's claim for maintenance more than 20 years after they divorced.Millionaire Ecotricity owner Dale Vince, 51, of Gloucestershire, appealed after the High Court refused to strike out 53-year-old Ms Wyatt's claim.Judges in the Court of Appeal ruled Mr Vince was not Kathleen Wyatt's "insurer against life's eventualities".It is 30 years since the Forest Green Rovers owner separated from Ms Wyatt.The couple shared a "New Age lifestyle" when Mr Vince had little or no income and years before he built his business empire, the court heard.The pair married when he was 20 and Ms Wyatt was 22 and survived mainly on benefits.
SGT Report is the corporate propaganda antidote. Dale Vince says we will soon have to embrace electric cars ... his ex-wife later sued him after he made his fortune, and lost; married again, one son. Grandchildren Sean Reese, Kristi and husband Vince Scialo, Ryan and wife Arani Reese, Russel and wife Vanessa Scholes, Eric and wife Lisa Scholes. "The wife no doubt can appeal to his sense of charity but in my judgment he is not to be compelled to boost the wife's income by the exercise of the jurisdiction under the Matrimonial Clauses Act 1973. I remember another case from a few years back–Kathleen Wyatt and Dale Vince were married when they were poor young hippies in the 1980s. Kathleen Wyatt and Dale Vince were married when they were poor young hippies in the 1980s.