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Heather Mills wins £25m Divorce settlement


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Newcastle was a tough place to be brought up in during the 70's particularly around Wallsend where I believe Heather lived and if you weren't in a stable and happy family environment then you had problems, you must have seen the film Get Carter with Michael Caine so that will no doubt tell you all you need to know.

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Maybe it was the standard of her 'blowies' that enticed him into marriage ?

 

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Big J R - You said it, the rest of us thought it, he didn't even bother about a pre nup

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Pre Nups are not legally binding in the UK.

 

I hear Macca is in trouble with the law again, for chinning a gypsy who came up to him and said "Lucky Heather"?

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Originally Posted By: Hookey
Pre Nups are not legally binding in the UK.

I'm not so sure about that, McCartney could and should have got one if he hadn't been so besotted
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It's a fact. Check it out.

 

http://www.weddingguideuk.com/articles/legal/prenuptial.asp

 

It says...

 

Are they legal in the UK?

 

[color:#CC0000]In the United Kingdom, pre-nuptial agreements currently have no legal standing. The divorce courts have the last word in the division of all matrimonial property and would ignore any pre-nuptial agreement if they thought that it was in any way unreasonable to either of the parties involved, particularly regarding to the maintenance and housing of children. For example, regardless of whose name a couple’s property is in, a court may order it to be transferred to the other. This applies to all property that is owned seperately or jointly

 

However, the rules for unmarried couples are quite different and legally binding contracts are enforceable so long as the couple remain unmarried. It is divorce that gives the courts jurisdiction to intervene and make orders. The widespread belief that long standing unmarried couples have rights as common law husband and wife is a myth.[/color]

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She just couldn't wait to spend all that money, could she ????

 

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