Quote: sootyj @ November 23 2010, 1:59 AM GMTThe moneys going to the kid innit
Apparently not - the guy offered to pay the cash into a trust fund for his child but that was overruled. The ex-wife gets the lot.
I read the news today oh boy! Page 279
But if both parties don't agree to a clean break you're stuffed. May as well become a hermit.
Quote: Lee Henman @ November 23 2010, 2:02 AM GMTApparently not - the guy offered to pay the cash into a trust fund for his child but that was overruled. The ex-wife gets the lot.
well I'm sure he has enough to do it off his own bat
The moral of this story is never love anyone and never have kids
or do the above and kill them when you get rich
Quote: Chappers @ November 23 2010, 2:04 AM GMTBut if both parties don't agree to a clean break you're stuffed.
Since when isn't a divorce a clean break? 
Here's the story
It's not clear how she still had a claim, there's lots of speculation in the article. And the fact that she walked out on him doesn't make any difference; he might have been abusive.
I haven't read the story.
But from what I recall from when my wife divorced her ex. If you don't but this break in the divorce, yes either party can clai againist the other. However, I think that if either party remarries then that is it - game, set and match. No further claims possible.
He was still paying maintenance so she was entitled to apply to the court for a lump sum and no further payments.
That's the law but who's to say how much might have been awarded?
Possibly a lot less than £2 million.
Quote: bigfella @ November 23 2010, 7:52 AM GMTI haven't read the story.
But from what I recall from when my wife divorced her ex. If you don't but this break in the divorce, yes either party can clai againist the other. However, I think that if either party remarries then that is it - game, set and match. No further claims possible.
Really? That's handy. I'll sort it out quickly and book the wedding for her.
Part of my early(ish) adulthood has died . .
I really hope this isn't a wind-up...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11811933
'In one clip, Bilo gets raped by a donkey... But Rakishev (the director) denies such scenes in My Brother, Borat will cause offence. "If it was Borat's brother who raped the donkey then perhaps it would be considered outrageous, but it is the other way round," he argues.'
Wow.
"But in contrast to the original film we are not going to such a low level of toilet humour."
Donkey rape IS particularly high-brow.
Quote: Tim Walker @ November 24 2010, 12:37 AM GMTI really hope this isn't a wind-up...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11811933
'In one clip, Bilo gets raped by a donkey... But Rakishev (the director) denies such scenes in My Brother, Borat will cause offence. "If it was Borat's brother who raped the donkey then perhaps it would be considered outrageous, but it is the other way round," he argues.'
