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Ach,that was below the belt big yin.Ye`ve got me hoping mad noo:tiptoe: oops.

Personally i would have smelled that rat a mile off but then i`m not too sure what state i`d be in after losing my wife of so many years.
I`d like to think my kids would keep me right if i was`nt thinking straight:erm:

Who we talking about again anyway:confused:

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I thought you might have opted for the "she hasn't got a leg to stand on" angle. Then again, she has.. there's just no contingency if it fails.

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Miss who? :shrug: Whoever she is, I don't give two hoots about any of it.

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Ask him to put his hands on £2million in cash and he'll struggle, he may be worth £900million but that will be in property and other businesses, he's not got £900million in the bank.

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Awarded: 24.3m

How will she survive!!

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Dont ya just feel for her? Its gonna be a struggle to manage i can see:erm:

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Well it's a lot of money for someone with zero talent but then it's a hell of a lot less than she was after so at least somebody saw sense. Of course she's now claiming she's happy with how it's ended - yeah right!!

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I always remember when she first got married to Sir Paul. Channel 4 showed a documentary that showed a less than favourable picture of her (it showed her to be a money grabber). IIRC, She sued them. Now, however, it seems they have been proved right.

As for fading into obscurity, she can do that easily enough. Stop courting the media.

So, while she got a lot less than she intended, what do you guys think would be an adequate payoff? Not specifically for Heather Mills, but generally.

I personally think that the parent who gets custody should get enough money that the children can live comfortably. They should also be offered a fair payout for any property/businesses or joint projects they were involved in (so, if a husband and wife set up a company that makes massive profits, then they split, one partner should give a fair payout to the other).

If the parent without custody wants to offer more, they should be able to, but it should not be expected.

Sorry if all this seems a little harsh, but I don't see why one parent should automatically be entitled to a percentage of what the other owned before they were married.

Also (although this doesn't apply in the McCartney/Mills case as Paul is hardly on his uppers even after the settlement), people should remember that if they get too much money from their estranged partner, that partner may not have enough money to support any future families he/she might have. A friend of mine earns a very nice wage, as does her fiance, but they pay so much in child support for his child that they have to cut a lot of corners.

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No doubt by doing things like "I'm a washed up celebrity, get me out of here (please make it stop)" or "Strictly Come Dancing" (...must, must resist).

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i should open a leg more often if this is the going rate:erm:

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I'd have slept with Paul Macca for 24 Million.

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I'm not sure he'd have slept with you though :D

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He might fancy something a bit different after Peggy ;)

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For someone who's apparently so keen on getting over all this and quietly moving on with her 'career' serving charities, she's doing a hell of a lot of shreiking about it.

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Pshaw - you'd have slept with him for free. In fact, I have it on good authority that you'd have paid him :)