Laurie Simpson has her own Wikipedia entry.It says that she turned 52 2 days ago and "A Puerto Rican Model and Beauty Queen" with the title "Miss International 1987".
That is a bit ago.For the past 8 years, Simpson has spent a top-class fight against her ex-husband, the Zurich investor, financier and Raider Adriano Agosti.
Now the verdict of the responsible divorce court in Horgen is on the table.Agosti pulls off the pitch as the winner, Simpson stretches the weapons.
The wealthy entrepreneur, who once put the textile dinosaurs Saurer and Rieter for Tito Tettamanti in order to later push kiosk operator Valora on his own, has to pay little to his ex.
Far away from what Laurie Simpson hopes for and what she had taken on the tough fight against the father of her 2 children.
She gets a little more than the dowry, what she had brought into marriage about 25 years ago when she had chosen polo players and multi-entrepreneurs Agosti.
After deducting the costs for the court and the lawyers remain a rest.That must be enough for the future.The former common villa on Lake Zurich is sold, Simpson is currently living in the hotel.
On her Instagram, today's yoga entrepreneur justifies her decision to bury the war ax.
"I Didn’t Went (sic!) With Zero but with crumbs diver god god me strength to fight for my legal and human rights," says Simpson.
"But what could I do after 8 years in Court and Extreme High Legal Costs, Fight 5 More Years for My Rights and Get PenNiless for More Expensive Legal Costs He Can Easily Finance But I Couldn’t?"
Simpson's explanations reflect on a changed court practice.Payed the man without end, today the judges question the ex-women and their claims depending on the case.Then it depends on the financial "sniff" of the woman how much she can get out of aliments and severance payments.
In the divorce war of the Zurich gastro king Rudi Bindella, the "impartial" granted the wealthy entrepreneur freedom even before the divorce is carried out.Bindella allowed that a lot of money to work on it with all legal strength.
