Woman to get $184 MILLION in Divorce

They built their life together - do you think she had nothing to do with it?

Of course she had something to do with the success, but how much? The man worked to increase the company wealth, etc, while she worked in the home. I think she deserves something for that effort, but ...half of it???

Baron Max
 
well thing is, if she gave him a child than she deserves it. If she never gave birth to a child from him, than she is not worth it. period.
 
well child is the purpose of marriage. child is worth all the money in the world...or at least the most of it
Nope. companionship/partnership is the reason/purpose for marriage. The last time I checked, you don't need to be married to have a child.
 
I don't get it, Sandy, do you believe in marriage or not? Marriage means you share your assents collectively, unless you have a pre-nup. It's not like the dude is going to go bankrupt.
 
I don't get it, Sandy, do you believe in marriage or not? Marriage means you share your assents collectively, unless you have a pre-nup. It's not like the dude is going to go bankrupt.

I would agree with sandy if it was a marriage of short duration or one contracted in these "liberated" times. However the very duration of the marriage is what puts me on the other side.
 
Maya Polsky... I googled it
It apears she has a art galery sins 1989

Born in Kiev, Maya Polsky came to the United States about 30 years ago. Thriving on viewing art, visiting studios and surrounding herself with artists and collectors drove her to open her own gallery. The intellectual stimulation of this community and her mission to maintain the vitality of Chicago's cultural life led her participate on the boards of several local organizations, such as Performing Arts Chicago.

Until recently, the gallery had trouble importing works from Russia (in part due to the Cold War), with Polsky personally having to intercept the artwork in Russia and navigate through customs back to the States. Says Gallery Director Eva Belavsky, "It is now almost as easy for the gallery to bring in works from Moscow" as it is to bring in works from Paris or Madrid.

Maya Polsky Gallery shows works of American, European and Russian artists, typically through one solo exhibition in the front and a selection of works by several artists throughout the gallery. For more than 10 years, Maya Polsky Gallery has represented Ed Paschke, "Chicago's most important living artist."

... something tells me... it was the better outcome if she got a large piece of the money
 
1.) If one is at work and one is at home, they have at least equally important jobs in the family.
2.) if she did stay at home for 30 years, she couldn't pursue business like he did.
This is what makes marriage a partnership.

Is nothing more important or significant than money?

A partner supoports you, encourages you, helps me in many ways that can not be quanitified - a good partnership with help someone succeed in the rest of life.

To talk of a 30 years marriage in terms of how much money HE made vs how much SHE made is disgustingly materialistic, and show a complete lack of compassion and understanding of the human condition.

Again, sandy, this explains a lot.
 
She deserves something if she's had to give up a career for whatever reasons(children etc), and anyone in her situation would say the same, but is she entitled to that sum of money? I think 5 million more than covers what she might have lost over 30 years(thats what? over 150,000 a year?) Personally I'd feel guilty taking half if I'd done little to contribute to the wealth, I recognize the contribution in other ways than financially but there are limits. Fact really is that most people stay home by CHOICE, how many people these days have a family AND a career? Sure you lose something, but not 184 million! Either way this is an exceptional case and most people don't earn enough to do things any other way than 50/50 but there should always be considerations.
 
Posted by SamCDKey
I don't think anyone else outside her marriage is entitled to judge her contribution to it.

Posted by one_raven
To talk of a 30 years marriage in terms of how much money HE made vs how much SHE made is disgustingly materialistic...

I quite agree with both of you, though the justice system considers it their duty to do both. As was said, marriage is a partnership, a symbol of mutual trust and support. Perhaps she didn't work as hard as he did to acquire their wealth, but she helped him acquire it. Also, some of you are overlooking the fact that she does more than just sit at home. She helped her husband with his needs, not forgetting that she hosted an art gallery on her own time.

If those two argue about the divorce settlement, then so be it. But how can YOU determine what each person deserves?
 
However, it does make you wonder exactly what their "irreconcilable differences" were, especially after 30 years of marriage.
 
She's 55. She married a guy who worked hard and became a success while she sat at home. She did not work hard or create their wealth. HE DID. I'm just tired and fed up with people sucking off of the successful ones. This guy still has enough money but she is not worth $184 MILLION. I would have given her 2.
I would give you 1 cent. Wanna marry? ;)
 
Of course she had something to do with the success, but how much? The man worked to increase the company wealth, etc, while she worked in the home. I think she deserves something for that effort, but ...half of it???

Baron Max
He's worth $450 million, she got $184 million.... did you say "half"!?!?!!? :eek:

I think you should go back to school. You must have missed some math classes..... :rolleyes:
 
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