LA Dodgers Divorce Heats Up With Allegations of Infidelity
Posted on Oct 28, 2009 @ 01:09PM - Add a comment
With billions of dollars at stake, L.A. Dodgers owner Frank McCourt is clearing up why he fired his estranged wife Jamie, claiming she was having an affair with someone within the organization.
LA Dodgers Divorce Papers Filed, Billions of Dollars At Stake
"First and foremost, Ms. McCourt, as CEO, was involved in a personal intimate relationship with a direct subordinate," he alleges in court papers.
LA Dodgers Divorce Papers Filed, Billions of Dollars At Stake
Posted on Oct 27, 2009 @ 07:04PM - 4 comments
Let the fighting begin.
Read The Court Papers Here and Here
The Hollywood divorce of the year has officially commenced, with Jamie McCourt filing papers against her husband, and LA Dodgers owner, Frank McCourt.
Citing the California standard of irreconcilable differences Jamie McCourt makes a burgeoning list of demands within the papers, which exceed 100 pages.
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Amongst her demands is that she regain her job as CEO and vice-chairman of the Dodgers, a position her husband fired her from just last week, along with the many perks that position brings such as travel by private jet, unlimited travel expenses, business dinners five nights a week, free parking at the Dodgers Stadium, access to team doctors for family members, hair and make-up for Dodgers events, tickets to games and play-offs and a pass to all National league games.
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Jamie lists her monthly living expenses at $488,928 and states that the McCourt estate is valued in excess of $1billion.
As RadarOnline.com reported exclusively, the couple who met in college and married 30-years ago, have no pre-nup.
EXCLUSIVE: No Pre-Nup In Dodgers Divorce Case
Jamie claims that she is co-owner of the Dodgers, something her husband hotly refutes. Jamie says that when she signed papers giving away her rights to ownership of the LA sports team she was not represented by legal counsel and therefore urges the court to declare "that any purported capital Marital Property Agreements are null, void, and unenforceable."
EXCLUSIVE: No Pre Nup In Dodgers Divorce Case
Posted on Oct 23, 2009 @ 03:33PM - 4 comments
It’s the divorce that has Hollywood and sports circles alike buzzing, and up till now, the question has been, is there a pre-nup between LA Dodgers owners Frank and Jamie McCourt?
Now RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal that there is NOT a pre-nup and that the already messy and expensive divorce proceedings are about to get all the more so.
Sources close to the couple tell RadarOnline.com exclusively that the two, who met as college sweethearts and have been married for more than 30 years, and have four grown children together, did not have a pre-nup.
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"There is no pre-nup, period," the insider tells RadarOnline.com.
California law appears to be on Jamie's side as the golden state is community property 50/50, and that would include the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Frank McCourt has asserted through his lawyer, Marshall Grossman, that he is the sole owner of the team, while Jamie's attorney, Dennis Wasser, says that simply isn't so.
Thursday, Frank McCourt fired his estranged wife from her role as CEO of the Dodgers organization.
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Wasser tells RadarOnline.com, "Jamie is disappointed and saddened by her termination. As co-owner of the Dodgers, she will address this and all other issues in the courtroom."
Last week, Marshall Grossman told the L.A. Times, "Frank McCourt is the owner of the team. He has always been the owner of the team. There should be no change at all with respect to anything the public is used to."
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Forbes estimated the value of the Dodgers at around $727 million dollars, and the couple also own four homes. Two are in the swanky Holmby Hills enclave, and the other two are in Malibu.
