Billionaire divorce: Wife wants 1 million dollars per month

[phreak]

Keep in mind, in a certain circle of women the more you drain from a man emotionally and financially the more respected you are. While some men might brag between their friends about how hot of girls they sleep with or how much some girl is chasing them, SOME women brag about how much money some cock spent on them and on how many desperate begging texts the guy sent.

And like men bragging about bagging prime pussy, most of it will be a pack of lies.

[XFACTOR]

Not bad, so why does she 'needs' that much money from him?

 This is what makes her smart.  Why sacrifice her current living standards? She's not going to fly first class with the kids on a trip to Aspen when she can use the private jet. I don't blame her.

[bigkid]

Not bad, so why does she 'needs' that much money from him?

Like I said before, its hard for regular people to fathom these kinds of things.  Does Griffen "need" a 200 million dollar apt?  Does he need paintings worth 25-50 million a piece.  Its all relative.  She left a lucrative career to raise a family with a guy who makes a billion a year.  She's gonna get paid and it won't make a difference in his life.  No one knows the settlement.  She was asking for a million a month, but we don't know what she got.

[DroppingPlates]

Like I said before, its hard for regular people to fathom these kinds of things.  Does Griffen "need" a 200 million dollar apt?  Does he need paintings worth 25-50 million a piece.  Its all relative.  She left a lucrative career to raise a family with a guy who makes a billion a year.  She's gonna get paid and it won't make a difference in his life.  No one knows the settlement.  She was asking for a million a month, but we don't know what she got.

OK, you've made a couple of points. She will prob get much less, but she understands the initial step for negotiations...

[Lustral]

The guy makes 950 million a year.  Giving the mother of your 3 children 12 million a year is a bargain.

What about when he loses money on investments? Should the pay be altered?

Should he have to liquidate assets to fund the payments? People don't get that someone "worth" X billion is a paper amount normally based on ASSETS (shares (liquid), property (illiquid), artwork etc etc)... not cash in the bank.

It also states in article that she asked for $1m/month, it doesn't say she got it.

[XFACTOR]

What about when he loses money on investments? Should the pay be altered?

Should he have to liquidate assets to fund the payments? People don't get that someone "worth" X billion is a paper amount normally based on ASSETS (shares (liquid), property (illiquid), artwork etc etc)... not cash in the bank.

It also states in article that she asked for $1m/month, it doesn't say she got it.

This makes no sense. You pay capital gains no matter what, they don't reverse that when you lose money.  Similar concept.