Not only she got a big check, her lawyer got a percentage of the big paycheck too.
Good payday for Tiger Woods's Wife
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Dr. Laura could have prevented this entire ordeal.
Originally Posted By: Drew99GT
Dr. Laura could have prevented this entire ordeal.
Sadly she is no more because of politics...
Dr. Laura could have prevented this entire ordeal.
Sadly she is no more because of politics...
Originally Posted By: GROUCHO MARX
I'm sure his children will always have the greatest respect for him.
Why shouldn't they? Tiger idolized his father Earl, and Earl was a skirt chaser too!
I'm sure his children will always have the greatest respect for him.
Why shouldn't they? Tiger idolized his father Earl, and Earl was a skirt chaser too!
Originally Posted By: StevieC
There is something about asking someone to sign a pre-nup that just doesn't go well with the whole "I Love you and want to spend the rest of my life with you"... Kinda suggests not trusting that person.
But more than that it suggests the reality of being in a position where most of the people around you are looking for opportunities to take advantage of your wealth.
There is something about asking someone to sign a pre-nup that just doesn't go well with the whole "I Love you and want to spend the rest of my life with you"... Kinda suggests not trusting that person.
But more than that it suggests the reality of being in a position where most of the people around you are looking for opportunities to take advantage of your wealth.
Wow! Divorce after Elin found out about Tiger's multiple mistresses? Expected! I hear there was a prenup and she got more because of a renegotiation. This is how it went down....
Day of Discovery of Infidelities. "I hate you Tiger! How could you do this to our relationship?" says Elin. "I do love you, Elin! It's just sex." says Tiger. "If you truly love me, let's renegotiate our prenup to prove to me how much your love is towards me. I do love you Tiger. That will never change. Make this change to solidify our marriage! I also want you to go on National TV and give a heartfelt apology", says Elin. "OK, Done!" says Tiger.
3 months later after renegotiations are final. "You know what. I change my mind. I want a divorce. All I wanted you to do was sign away more money to me. I gotta hit you where it hurts the most and that is your bank account. Plus, i deserve it! Idiot!" says Elin
Aint marriage great! This is how I define marriage. Marriage is a mistake every man needs to make in their lifetime. It's like a rite of passage! Smart woman I tell ya. I wondered why it took so long for Elin to petition for divorce. Now I know why....
Day of Discovery of Infidelities. "I hate you Tiger! How could you do this to our relationship?" says Elin. "I do love you, Elin! It's just sex." says Tiger. "If you truly love me, let's renegotiate our prenup to prove to me how much your love is towards me. I do love you Tiger. That will never change. Make this change to solidify our marriage! I also want you to go on National TV and give a heartfelt apology", says Elin. "OK, Done!" says Tiger.
3 months later after renegotiations are final. "You know what. I change my mind. I want a divorce. All I wanted you to do was sign away more money to me. I gotta hit you where it hurts the most and that is your bank account. Plus, i deserve it! Idiot!" says Elin
Aint marriage great! This is how I define marriage. Marriage is a mistake every man needs to make in their lifetime. It's like a rite of passage! Smart woman I tell ya. I wondered why it took so long for Elin to petition for divorce. Now I know why....
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Originally Posted By: Thomas34
I wondered why it took so long for Elin to petition for divorce.
Less than a year to negotiate a $100+ mil paycheck is very fast.
I wondered why it took so long for Elin to petition for divorce.
Less than a year to negotiate a $100+ mil paycheck is very fast.
Originally Posted By: simple_gifts
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
I don't know what he saw in her ?
She just the average Jane.... nothing special.
lol. A raging natural beauty to say the least.
plus one and from a well respected family.
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
I don't know what he saw in her ?
She just the average Jane.... nothing special.
lol. A raging natural beauty to say the least.
plus one and from a well respected family.
Tiger Was/Is a great Golfer, He is also, or has been an immature, unthoughtful, cheating selfsh individual who Had a beautiful Wife and Family. Let him pay and pay, and hope He grows up and has learned His lesson.
Programming glitch ?
Seems to be happening in the Disney crowd too.
I'm not a big fan of pre-nups as the start of an honest marriage, as it implies a lack of trust.
Signing one that doesn't give the partner equal access to funds with the intent of personal infidelity using the pre-nup as asset protection could probably get a major civil case, and maybe even win...
Seems to be happening in the Disney crowd too.
I'm not a big fan of pre-nups as the start of an honest marriage, as it implies a lack of trust.
Signing one that doesn't give the partner equal access to funds with the intent of personal infidelity using the pre-nup as asset protection could probably get a major civil case, and maybe even win...
I'm not a big fan of pre-nups as the start of an honest marriage, as it implies a lack of trust.
Same here, personaly, as I feel with many things in "Today's" society, we have made it too-easy to "Call It quits"..and just try another. I am not of course refering to marriages where abuse etc take place, but just that "Oh, We've grown apart, or we arn't the same people, " "Or I wanted to try something differnt"...It takes work, honesty, and a Willingness to see things thru and Make it work. Yes, I have been there, and again, except for the above mentioned exceptions, I consider divorce a sad-thing for anyone..
Same here, personaly, as I feel with many things in "Today's" society, we have made it too-easy to "Call It quits"..and just try another. I am not of course refering to marriages where abuse etc take place, but just that "Oh, We've grown apart, or we arn't the same people, " "Or I wanted to try something differnt"...It takes work, honesty, and a Willingness to see things thru and Make it work. Yes, I have been there, and again, except for the above mentioned exceptions, I consider divorce a sad-thing for anyone..
Originally Posted By: crinkles
pre-nup would've been no good with my missus and me.. we had nothing to begin with!
Lost the person I "thought" was my Wife of 22 years, my Daughter essentially as well who was then 20, the house. The things that were of most "material" value to me, I still have. my Welsh Corgi, my old Stereo equipment and music, and still "some" of my sanity
I will regret that day though, until they throw dirt in my face.
pre-nup would've been no good with my missus and me.. we had nothing to begin with!
Lost the person I "thought" was my Wife of 22 years, my Daughter essentially as well who was then 20, the house. The things that were of most "material" value to me, I still have. my Welsh Corgi, my old Stereo equipment and music, and still "some" of my sanity
No prenups needed in my marriage. My wife underlined the part where it said "to death us do part".
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Originally Posted By: Summerwind
Same here, personaly, as I feel with many things in "Today's" society, we have made it too-easy to "Call It quits"..and just try another. I am not of course refering to marriages where abuse etc take place, but just that "Oh, We've grown apart, or we arn't the same people, " "Or I wanted to try something differnt"...It takes work, honesty, and a Willingness to see things thru and Make it work. Yes, I have been there, and again, except for the above mentioned exceptions, I consider divorce a sad-thing for anyone..
I agree, two couples that are all good friends of ours are splitting up right now and I think in both cases they gave up too quickly without trying to work things out (both couples were married over 10 years and both had young children together too). And sadly, it's spreaded over to my wife, as two months ago she surprised me by telling me that after ten years of marriage that she doesn't know why but she is unhappy, isn't "in love" with me anymore, and doesn't see a future for us, but yet doesn't seem willing to try to work things out. I'm willing to compromise, work very hard and do whatever it takes to make it work (counselling, take a vacation away together, etc.) but she just keeps saying "I don't think it will work"
I love her so much and I entered this marriage with the full intent of spending the rest of my life with her, but I guess since her parents got divorced she doesn't see marriage as a permanent union. My parents had been together for more than 50 years when my mom died last year, and went through their share of minor ups and downs but always worked through them (they went to counselling at one point and it helped them a lot) So I've always viewed marriage as something that truly is forever. And we've got an 8 year old son together too, so I really don't want him to grow up without his father living with him
What I want to know is, have any of you guys gone through what I'm going through and have been able to save the marriage? If so, how did you do it? I've tried doing a lot of different things (changing my appearance slightly, helping out a lot more around the house, showing her more respect, complimenting her more-but not to the point of overdoing it either) and I haven't been acting depressed at all, I've been pretending like nothing is bothering me (even though I'm dying inside!) as I know that I won't win her back if she sees me as a weak and sad person! But so far after more than two months, nothing is working, she still tells me her feelings haven't changed.
Same here, personaly, as I feel with many things in "Today's" society, we have made it too-easy to "Call It quits"..and just try another. I am not of course refering to marriages where abuse etc take place, but just that "Oh, We've grown apart, or we arn't the same people, " "Or I wanted to try something differnt"...It takes work, honesty, and a Willingness to see things thru and Make it work. Yes, I have been there, and again, except for the above mentioned exceptions, I consider divorce a sad-thing for anyone..
I agree, two couples that are all good friends of ours are splitting up right now and I think in both cases they gave up too quickly without trying to work things out (both couples were married over 10 years and both had young children together too). And sadly, it's spreaded over to my wife, as two months ago she surprised me by telling me that after ten years of marriage that she doesn't know why but she is unhappy, isn't "in love" with me anymore, and doesn't see a future for us, but yet doesn't seem willing to try to work things out. I'm willing to compromise, work very hard and do whatever it takes to make it work (counselling, take a vacation away together, etc.) but she just keeps saying "I don't think it will work"
What I want to know is, have any of you guys gone through what I'm going through and have been able to save the marriage? If so, how did you do it? I've tried doing a lot of different things (changing my appearance slightly, helping out a lot more around the house, showing her more respect, complimenting her more-but not to the point of overdoing it either) and I haven't been acting depressed at all, I've been pretending like nothing is bothering me (even though I'm dying inside!) as I know that I won't win her back if she sees me as a weak and sad person! But so far after more than two months, nothing is working, she still tells me her feelings haven't changed.
Lots of women think the grass is greener on the other side and get divorced..... until they realize the quality of husband they left who was very loyal and loved them through the best and worst of times.
Many women are in for a rude awakening when they get divorced and then get back into the singles scene (bar, club, online dating, blind dates....etc...) looking for 'Mr Right' and all they meet are losers , moochers, bums and men just looking to use them for sex or money.....then move onto the next woman. I had a friend that got divorced and after one year his ex wife was begging him to take her back after she realized at the mistake she made.
I consider my wife a blessing from God.
Many women are in for a rude awakening when they get divorced and then get back into the singles scene (bar, club, online dating, blind dates....etc...) looking for 'Mr Right' and all they meet are losers , moochers, bums and men just looking to use them for sex or money.....then move onto the next woman. I had a friend that got divorced and after one year his ex wife was begging him to take her back after she realized at the mistake she made.
I consider my wife a blessing from God.
Patman
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Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
Lots of women think the grass is greener on the other side and get divorced..... until they realize the quality of husband they left who was very loyal and loved them through the best and worst of times.
Many women are in for a rude awakening when they get divorced and then get back into the singles scene (bar, club, online dating, blind dates....etc...) looking for 'Mr Right' and all they meet are losers , moochers, bums and men just looking to use them for sex or money.....then move onto the next woman.
That's one thing that really worries me, what if my wife leaves me and ends up with some [censored]. Not only would it be a danger to her, but TO MY SON AS WELL!
PS-for those of you that are friends of mine on Facebook, please don't mention anything about this on there, as I don't want my wife to see that I'm discussing our problems on an open forum (I don't normally do that, but I was really hoping that if some of you have gone through this and turned things around for the better, that you could guide me to what I need to do!)
Lots of women think the grass is greener on the other side and get divorced..... until they realize the quality of husband they left who was very loyal and loved them through the best and worst of times.
Many women are in for a rude awakening when they get divorced and then get back into the singles scene (bar, club, online dating, blind dates....etc...) looking for 'Mr Right' and all they meet are losers , moochers, bums and men just looking to use them for sex or money.....then move onto the next woman.
That's one thing that really worries me, what if my wife leaves me and ends up with some [censored]. Not only would it be a danger to her, but TO MY SON AS WELL!
PS-for those of you that are friends of mine on Facebook, please don't mention anything about this on there, as I don't want my wife to see that I'm discussing our problems on an open forum (I don't normally do that, but I was really hoping that if some of you have gone through this and turned things around for the better, that you could guide me to what I need to do!)
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Trust me, as one who has suffered at the hands of an unfaithful spouse, there is no good divorce. Even $750 million wouldn't have made things right.
She may be able to suffer in style, but that's about it.
She may be able to suffer in style, but that's about it.
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