Ottensen said:

You know EVERY time the police, fire dept, ambulance, or child protective services gets a call they mumblin': DAMN, not these muthafuckas, AGAIN!

Tiger Woods is AP Athlete of the Decade!

He's also the Playa of the Decade! Busy man, busy man....

Also looks like his decade will end in divorce.

I just hope Elin gets paid in a big muthafuggin way!!! No woman deserves this kind of disrespect and humiliation from her husband not to mention a possible STD. We all know that if the shoe was on the other food, society would want to burn her at the stake. Tired of some people thinking that men can't help themselves when it comes to cheating and that women are supposed to always forgive this type shit. Hell Naw!!!

DesireeNevermind said:

From what I've read shes gonna file in California where if the pre nup is kicked out she can get half. I really want to see that pre nup, cause I highly doubt that there is a cheating clause that she signed saying that its okay.

When all is said and done and she has both kids and tons of $$$$$.

Team Elin!!!!!

lazycrockett said:

and there it is.

lazycrockett said:

California is one of the 27 States the signed the Uniform Premarital Agreement Act of 2007, which makes it harder to contest a prenuptial agreement of certain grounds. It's impossible to effectively challenge a prenuptial agreement without knowing the grounds on which the agreement can be legally challenged. So, if they have a pre-nup it doesn't really matter where Ms. Elin Woods files..

I doubt if Mr. Woods lawyers would advise or "allow" him to sign an agreement for which the pre-nup is void if infidelity can be proven. In some instances if both parties agree to an 'infidelity clause', previous agreed montary payments are double... even tripled. For instance, if a wife was guaranteed a lump sum of 25 million, that sum may be double and/or alimony/monthly living expenses could be double or tripled.

Another thing: Anything Mr. Woods made prior to his 2004 wedding is separate property and is not on the table. The house in Sweden, is not her house, it's
marital property. Therefore, the money she used to purchase that house was likely money that came directly or indirectly from her husband’s income and assets and labor. It was purchased during marriage? Yes. Well, it is marital property and she can’t just keep it. It is a distributable asset and both she and Mr. Woods will get an accounting of all marital assets (assuming no prenup) and then a distribution will be made pursuant to the state law in which they dissolve their marriage. If there is a prenup and the house is not accounted for in the prenup, this is pretty much Tiger’s house even if Elin made the purchase (it’s his money). Ms. Elin Woods will not be able to keep the house unless he hands it over to her.

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This just in: Charles Barkely is an idiot.

BklynBabe said:

I don't know how they didn't give that to Kobe Bryant.

TD3 said:

I aked a friend a mine who is a divorce atty here in Texas about thi and she said that a prenup only applies to assets from before the marriage, but since this is a community property state, that a 50/50 split applies to any assets earned/acquired during the marriage. And in Texas, you can ask to bump that up to 90% if adultery is involved.

RodeoSchro said:

Just in???

It's so quiet. Where all da hos at?

SCNDLS said:

Go back in read ... my post. I spoke about that, I'm typing between meetings.

Jessica Simpson Denies She & Tiger Flirted Over The Summer
December 2009

Jessica Simpson is not too pleased with the latest rumors that have linked her to pro golfer Tiger Woods' massive affair scandal.

New reports just surfaced that the singer and athelete exchanged emails and flirted it up over the summer, but Jess shot down all of the allegations in no time.


According to People.com, she tweeted yesterday: "Can't believe that I'm on the cover of star magazine with Tiger Woods, what a JOKE! 'The Shocking Inside Story' is (insert drumroll) A LIE!"

The buzz largely started when Jess and Tiger appeared together on Star's cover, and was said to have canoodled with him at the AT&T National Pro-Am golf tournament in July. Things were on the rocks for her and then-boyfriend NFL player Tony Romo, so she apparently decided to bat her eyes at Tiger to make a point.

A source in the story claimed: “Jessica said that she felt like Tony wasn’t paying attention to her, so she was like, ‘What the heck!’ She decided to have fun with Tiger whether it bothered Tony or not.”

The story is pretty far-fetched as far as we can see, but, then again, we're not too sure anything is off the table in this whole Tiger affair drama. It all started when he got into a one-car crash outside his Florida mansion around 2am November 27. Rumors spread that the accident was a result of the golf pro's wife coming after his SUV with a golf club after she found out about his infidelity, and things have rapidly spiraled downward since then.

Identity said:

RodeoSchro said:

It's not his marriage it's hers. She's grown.

BklynBabe said:

Wasn't it previously established in another thread that women aren't promiscuous?

Ottensen said:

Yeah, she turning into a regular Chris Brown . . . .

lazycrockett said:

California has a residency requirement. If she tries, Tiger should just file in FLorida and be done.

lazycrockett said:

And infidelity does not invalidate a pre-nup, unless it's already in the pre-nup.
A pre-nup is just a contract.

SUPRMAN said:

She'll always be Daddy's Little Girl. That's the way it is with fathers and daughters.

TD3 said:

No, not necessarily. The provisions of a prenuptial agreements are there to protect your previous assets prior to the marriage and to also protect whatever assets you've acquired during the marriage and hence a divorce. So, the devil are in the details on how the Woods prenuptial agreement was drawn up and signed before they were married. There could be up teem clauses and provisions about everything from art collection, car(s) homes, living expenses, home/health insurance, investments/real estate, stocks bonds, and taxes... to anything under the sun. What did they agree too? Does she get a lump sum/plus alimony/living expenses after so many years? How does that amount change change if any after the 5th, 6th, or 10th year of marriage? Did she agree to a percentage of his yearly earnings during the course of the marriage if they where to get a divorce? Did he agree to give her half of all assets made during the course of the marriage? What stipulations or changes would be (if any) made if children were born to the union? Now granted, a prenuptial agreement can't not take into account child support payments, the courts/judge have that discretion. His kids nor his wife will be living hand to mouth. Mr. Woods child support payments will be in the millions till his children reach age twenty-one.


I'm not aware of Texas laws pertaining divorce but Florida and California are No-Fault Divorce states. Ms. Elin Woods could file papers claiming adultery as grounds for divorce. If she just wanted to kick/humiliate Woods once more as she walks off with some of his millions fine, but it doesn't matter. I couldn't blame her for that tho'.


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SUPRMAN said:

They also have residency in CA.

RodeoSchro said:

Please?! WTF

lazycrockett said:

Do you have a daughter?

Identity is loving this stuff

I'm all up in it.

Identity said:

I now associate your name and icon with Tiger Wood's gossip

I'll wear my "infamy" with distinction.
I'm a longtime Tiger supporter( and ho tracker). It's my hope that he & his wife will weather this storm.

Tiger's High School Sweetheart: "His Life Wasn't Perfect"
December 2009


Tiger Woods may have been blessed as a child with a preternatural ability for golf, but that doesn't mean he always led a charmed life.

Tiger was "a victim" of his dad's infidelity, says the golfer's high school sweetheart, Dina Parr, who sat down exclusively with E! News to discuss her three-year relationship with the eventual superstar.

"He would just call crying and say, 'My dad is with another woman,' and that would be all he could say," Parr said. "He would be so upset, so I just tried to be there for him and listen to him."

Once, she said, Woods talked about one of his dad's girlfriends.

"I remember he was crying and very upset in this one conversation, and he was like, 'I can't even believe the type of women he's going out with! She's disgusting.' He didn't exactly have the nicest words to say."

In explaining why she came forward to dish about her first love, Parr said, "I think that people need to understand his life wasn't perfect and he did have a hard childhood."

Woods was extremely close to his father, Earl, who, in bringing a 3-year-old Tiger on The Mike Douglas Show to hit golf balls, was instrumental in nurturing his son's game and competitive spirit.

Earl Woods died of cancer in 2006, after which Tiger missed the cut at the U.S. Open for the first time in years.

"His dad was his hero, he was everything to him, and his dad had given up a lot of things for Tiger and done so much for him," Parr said. "You could feel the love they had between them, the connection they had was very strong."

"His dad was a good role model in many other ways, but in that particular area [marital fidelity]...he wasn't."

"And," she added, "I know that was the one thing about his dad that he could never get over. So yeah, it's interesting that it's turned out that he's doing the same thing."

Following Woods' single-car crash outside his own home on Nov. 27, more than a dozen alleged extramarital gal-pals have come (or been pried) out of the woodwork.

Woods married Elin Nordgren in 2004, and they have two young children together.

Parr said she wasn't surprised when news broke that her one-time beau was having an affair. But...

"I was surprised with the amount of women, and I was surprised he was able to get away with it as long as he did," Parr said. "But this personality trait that I started to notice in college, this untouchable arrogance, it certainly seems that it's escalated, because when you're with this many women, you have this untouchable attitude, and I think, unfortunately, it's caught up to him."





http://www.eonline.com/ub...quot_.html
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TD3 said:

Okay, I see. The way my friend explained it is that because of community property laws the prenup can't prevent her from getting what's legally hers which is a 50/50 split of anything acquired during the marriage. Texas allows no fault divorces or you can go at-fault too and the judge can take adultery into conideration when dividing the assets and give the "wronged" spouse up to 90%, I posted the link to that in an earlier Tigga thread.

I know women who owned their homes before they got married and had to sell them during the divorce in order to pay the husband his half of the equity acquired while they were married.

Here' it is:

What are the grounds for a divorce?
Texas law allows for "no-fault" divorces. However, if one party is at "fault" for the breakup of the marriage, the court may take that into consideration in determining what is an "equitable" division of the property. For that reason, the other spouse may want to plead fault grounds in their petition. The statutory grounds for divorce are: Adultery, Cruel treatment (that renders further living together insupportable), Abandonment (for at least one year with the intent to abandon),

http://www.divorcenet.com...as/txfaq01

Oh and I'd take as much of his shit on GP
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