Bezos Gets A Big Dose Of Kharma

What does it say about the character of those that take some creepy joy in a marriage ending? Nothing good I am afraid.
So you would want Jeffies wife to stay with her man, even after he fucked another woman? How would you feel if your fagot partner slept with another man got infected by Aides then came back to you? Divorce him or stay?

You clearly didn’t get my point, but that’s not very surprising as you are a man of very little character.
I got it quite clear, the man cheated on is wife, liberals love to do that all the time, then you are saying we are relishing the idea that he is going to be divorced. Yeah, maybe so, since all you guys did during the 2016 elections is call US deplorables...

I love when you retards make excuses for your own shitty behavior. *I wouldn’t be such a turd if someone didn’t call me a name two years ago.*
 
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Now THAT is a First Lady!
 
What does it say about the character of those that take some creepy joy in a marriage ending? Nothing good I am afraid.
So you would want Jeffies wife to stay with her man, even after he fucked another woman? How would you feel if your fagot partner slept with another man got infected by Aides then came back to you? Divorce him or stay?

You clearly didn’t get my point, but that’s not very surprising as you are a man of very little character.
I got it quite clear, the man cheated on is wife, liberals love to do that all the time, then you are saying we are relishing the idea that he is going to be divorced. Yeah, maybe so, since all you guys did during the 2016 elections is call US deplorables...

I love when you retards make excuses for your own shitty behavior. *I wouldn’t be such a turd if someone didn’t call me a name two years ago.*
Bwaaahhhaaaaa….Shitty behavior and you, are the shit packer....Just love the humor on that one...
 
After close to a year of trying to break up Donald Trump and his wife, Jeff Bezos is getting what he deserves. A bad divorce.

Trump must be laughing his ass off over this:


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By Danny Cevallos
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced this week that he and his wife MacKenzie are seeking a divorce. The two were married in 1993 and have four children. Bezos founded the company in 1994, just after his marriage.

Bezos is considered to be the world's richest man, with an estimated worth of $147 billion. He also reportedly did not have a prenuptial agreement with MacKenzie. That means, following his divorce, his wife could become one of the world’s richest women.

There are two main approaches to dividing up marital property in the United States: “equitable division” and “community property.”

Most states utilize the common law, “equitable distribution” approach, where the default position is that each spouse holds their property during the marriage separately.

In New York, for example, when both spouses equally contribute to a long marriage, the courts attempt to divide property equally. However, equitable distribution does not necessarily mean equal distribution. Equitable distribution views marriage as an economic partnership to which both parties contribute as spouse, parent, wage earner or homemaker.

The distribution of assets depends not just on the financial contribution of each spouse, but also on a wide range of unpaid services to the partnership, such as homemaking, raising children and providing the emotional support to sustain the other spouse at work.

Washington, where Bezos and his estranged wife reside, is one of a handful of states that utilize the “community property” approach. Each spouse has an interest in the community property, and there is no separate spousal property. All property acquired after the date of the marriage is presumptively community property, regardless of how it is treated during the marriage. A spouse who wants to overcome this presumption has the burden of showing by clear and convincing proof that a specific piece of property falls within an exception to the rule.

Washington courts may not consider any allegations of marital misconduct when distributing property. That means that a spouse’s “immoral or physically abusive conduct within the marital relationship” will not generally affect the distribution by the court.

The real challenge in the Bezos case may not be for the couple; it may be for the court, which is required to somehow value the marital property. A Washington trial court that inherits the Bezos case has to value the assets of a couple whose net worth reportedly exceeds that of Iceland, Tunisia, Jamaica and Estonia combined, all while an understaffed court manages the rest of its overflowing docket.

The ultimate objective of the court is not mathematical precision, but fairness. Especially in a marriage of 25 years or more,.......

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The Bezos divorce, explained
Stop, if it wasn't for this guy, Trump would still be in the lobby of Trump towers trying to sell his Trump steaks.
 
After close to a year of trying to break up Donald Trump and his wife, Jeff Bezos is getting what he deserves. A bad divorce.

Trump must be laughing his ass off over this:


5a1c3eca3dbef41d008b8498-750-563.jpg


By Danny Cevallos
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced this week that he and his wife MacKenzie are seeking a divorce. The two were married in 1993 and have four children. Bezos founded the company in 1994, just after his marriage.

Bezos is considered to be the world's richest man, with an estimated worth of $147 billion. He also reportedly did not have a prenuptial agreement with MacKenzie. That means, following his divorce, his wife could become one of the world’s richest women.

There are two main approaches to dividing up marital property in the United States: “equitable division” and “community property.”

Most states utilize the common law, “equitable distribution” approach, where the default position is that each spouse holds their property during the marriage separately.

In New York, for example, when both spouses equally contribute to a long marriage, the courts attempt to divide property equally. However, equitable distribution does not necessarily mean equal distribution. Equitable distribution views marriage as an economic partnership to which both parties contribute as spouse, parent, wage earner or homemaker.

The distribution of assets depends not just on the financial contribution of each spouse, but also on a wide range of unpaid services to the partnership, such as homemaking, raising children and providing the emotional support to sustain the other spouse at work.

Washington, where Bezos and his estranged wife reside, is one of a handful of states that utilize the “community property” approach. Each spouse has an interest in the community property, and there is no separate spousal property. All property acquired after the date of the marriage is presumptively community property, regardless of how it is treated during the marriage. A spouse who wants to overcome this presumption has the burden of showing by clear and convincing proof that a specific piece of property falls within an exception to the rule.

Washington courts may not consider any allegations of marital misconduct when distributing property. That means that a spouse’s “immoral or physically abusive conduct within the marital relationship” will not generally affect the distribution by the court.

The real challenge in the Bezos case may not be for the couple; it may be for the court, which is required to somehow value the marital property. A Washington trial court that inherits the Bezos case has to value the assets of a couple whose net worth reportedly exceeds that of Iceland, Tunisia, Jamaica and Estonia combined, all while an understaffed court manages the rest of its overflowing docket.

The ultimate objective of the court is not mathematical precision, but fairness. Especially in a marriage of 25 years or more,.......

jeff-bezos-lauren-sanchez-mackenzie-wife-640x480.jpg


The Bezos divorce, explained
Stop, if it wasn't for this guy, Trump would still be in the lobby of Trump towers trying to sell his Trump steaks.
And you are still a victim of liberalism....
 
After close to a year of trying to break up Donald Trump and his wife, Jeff Bezos is getting what he deserves. A bad divorce.

Trump must be laughing his ass off over this:


5a1c3eca3dbef41d008b8498-750-563.jpg


By Danny Cevallos
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced this week that he and his wife MacKenzie are seeking a divorce. The two were married in 1993 and have four children. Bezos founded the company in 1994, just after his marriage.

Bezos is considered to be the world's richest man, with an estimated worth of $147 billion. He also reportedly did not have a prenuptial agreement with MacKenzie. That means, following his divorce, his wife could become one of the world’s richest women.

There are two main approaches to dividing up marital property in the United States: “equitable division” and “community property.”

Most states utilize the common law, “equitable distribution” approach, where the default position is that each spouse holds their property during the marriage separately.

In New York, for example, when both spouses equally contribute to a long marriage, the courts attempt to divide property equally. However, equitable distribution does not necessarily mean equal distribution. Equitable distribution views marriage as an economic partnership to which both parties contribute as spouse, parent, wage earner or homemaker.

The distribution of assets depends not just on the financial contribution of each spouse, but also on a wide range of unpaid services to the partnership, such as homemaking, raising children and providing the emotional support to sustain the other spouse at work.

Washington, where Bezos and his estranged wife reside, is one of a handful of states that utilize the “community property” approach. Each spouse has an interest in the community property, and there is no separate spousal property. All property acquired after the date of the marriage is presumptively community property, regardless of how it is treated during the marriage. A spouse who wants to overcome this presumption has the burden of showing by clear and convincing proof that a specific piece of property falls within an exception to the rule.

Washington courts may not consider any allegations of marital misconduct when distributing property. That means that a spouse’s “immoral or physically abusive conduct within the marital relationship” will not generally affect the distribution by the court.

The real challenge in the Bezos case may not be for the couple; it may be for the court, which is required to somehow value the marital property. A Washington trial court that inherits the Bezos case has to value the assets of a couple whose net worth reportedly exceeds that of Iceland, Tunisia, Jamaica and Estonia combined, all while an understaffed court manages the rest of its overflowing docket.

The ultimate objective of the court is not mathematical precision, but fairness. Especially in a marriage of 25 years or more,.......

jeff-bezos-lauren-sanchez-mackenzie-wife-640x480.jpg


The Bezos divorce, explained
Stop, if it wasn't for this guy, Trump would still be in the lobby of Trump towers trying to sell his Trump steaks.


Delusional much?
 

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