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Thread: Derek Fisher Ordered To Pay $109,000 PER MONTH In Spousal Support

post 1444288331 05-26-2016, 10:57 AM
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From a quick glance at google it looks like he's getting around $5 million a year for coaching salary.

Now factor in taxes to that which would mean he's really making around $3 million.

Then expenses, bills, cars, house, etc.

Now add $1 million a year to wife.

I'm not saying the guy will be out on the streets and homeless but I just don't see how someone's wife is entitled to that much income. The article said he pays his wife $1 million and $180,000 for the kids. **** makes no sense
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN⏩
Yeah ok brah, you found the "special one" just like the guy from OP believed.

Everyone who gets married believes they found the special girl who won't do bad.

Reality check: any girl who wants you to sign a legal document that literally will only benefit her in the event of a break-up should be the loudest red flag on planet earth.
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Originally Posted By InstantLoser⏩
The fact is that things change, and nobody has the expectation of always being able to maintain the same standard of living. A life altering event like a divorce is one such instance where that expectation becomes even more unrealistic.

Again, I'm not disagreeing that what he did was crappy, and he SHOULD pay child support. The amount is what I find idiotic.
The difference is that this life changing instance was because of Fisher. He caused it. He knew that he was screwing his wife AND CHILDREN over. She's getting paid a lot but she deserves it because she did nothing wrong.
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Actually ... I probably would pay the same to stop having to fuk her:



and instead put it in her butt:



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Also why doesn't [img=50%] or [img=100x50] etc work?[/QUOTE]

typical fukk boy behavior. This is why 95% of miscer will end up in divorce if they get married....Yeah she aged 25 years and gave him 4 fukking kids.

Of course some young, silicone implanted whore is going to look better.
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Originally Posted By YIAMSOMEBODY⏩
Lol, $180,000....and that's it?

Obviously they've made the decision to have their children in private schools, as most celebrities do for obvious reasons, so, tuition will be expensive. Yes? Yes. So, how much of that $180,000 is really left to be comfortable on when school has eaten the bulk of that? That's not even touching the mortgage, car payment, utilities, activities they're in, etc, etc.

I'm guessing their still in Cali, so you really think that $180K is enough for 5 people to live on, based on the lifestyle they're in....that HE set for the family?

Roh-kay. This has been factored into the judgement, so what now? It's her fault they're living in Cali, the kids are in private schools and the things they've been doing are all of a sudden null and void because daddy wanted to publicly cheat and leave his family?

This guy....
What about the lifestyle HE was accustomed to during marriage? Maybe he can no longer accommodate certain things because he never spent that much money on them in the first place and now has to sacrifice certain things due to lack of money. Why is she entitled to the same lifestyle as before, but he isn't?

And don't gimme that bull about him cheating when almost all states have "no fault" divorce laws and youtechnicallycan't use their cheating as leverage against them. Which is why cheating sloots still reap the benefits in a divorce settlement.
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Originally Posted By IcePikachu⏩
What about the lifestyle HE was accustomed to during marriage? Maybe he can no longer accommodate certain things because he never spent that much money on them in the first place and now has to sacrifice certain things due to lack of money. Why is she entitled to the same lifestyle as before, but he isn't?
The wife doesn't even get half of whats his, so (worst case scenario) she gets half for herself and 4 kids (5 people) and you suggest that with the other half he couldn't live his life he is used to?

You think that new gold digger would be with him if he was suddenly broke because of this? Please ... dude brought it on himself, obviously he is fine with it.
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Originally Posted By MirinGrains⏩


Yeah I'd pay 1.3m a year not to be with shreks wife also..
4 pages of divorce chit that's been repeated a million times here and noone's gonna comment on that forehead that could pass for a football field?

Eddie went over this chit 30 years ago already

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Honestly eff his guy! Didn't his daughter have cancer at one point too?

He was rumored to be creeping while his wife was taking care of their cancer ridden daughter. Luckily he didn't get fleeced for more
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Originally Posted By JewishSuperHero⏩
The difference is that this life changing instance was because of Fisher. He caused it. He knew that he was screwing his wife AND CHILDREN over. She's getting paid a lot but she deserves it because she did nothing wrong.
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who the fuk NEEDS 100k a month especially if you never earned it and it was never yours in the first place?

just because shes the victim it doesnt mean that the 100k a month is justified..

justice system my ass
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Originally Posted By YIAMSOMEBODY⏩
Jesus fukcing Christ.....THANK YOU!
She deserves 1.4 million a year because she did nothing wrong....lol just lol

She deserves to be able to divorce him and move on with her life and get enough support to keep the kids in school and from starving to death, that's it. She's a woman in 2016 not the 1600's, she can make money as easily as a man.
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Wait so he has to pay the ex wife (a grown woman fully capable of supporting herself) 7x as much as his children? Just fukking lmao at cuck American marriage laws.
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Originally Posted By YIAMSOMEBODY⏩
Jesus fukcing Christ.....THANK YOU!
YOU EAT YOUR OWN CREAM PIES OUT OF YOUR WIFE'S PUSSY

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Originally Posted By YIAMSOMEBODY⏩
Jesus fukcing Christ.....THANK YOU!
And if she caused it, she'd still be getting 180k a month and 1.3 mil a year because of our skewed legal system and the way it favors women due to "No Fault "divorce. The law says "He's not at fault", yet they're soaking him for $3,460,000 per year (between Alimony and Child Support).

But she deserves it. Yeah. No.
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Originally Posted By iifymbro⏩
She deserves 1.4 million a year because she did nothing wrong....lol just lol

She deserves to be able to divorce him and move on with her life and get enough support to keep the kids in school and from starving to death, that's it. She's a woman in 2016 not the 1600's, she can make money as easily as a man.
I definitely agree that the amount she is getting is disproportionate to what she needs. However, I definitely do not agree that she needs just enough money not to starve. She gave him 4 kids and was doing everything while he was on the road fukking skanks 9 months a year out of his 20 year NBA career.

1.4 million, nah

Just enough to eat? Don't be fukking retarded.
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Originally Posted By YIAMSOMEBODY⏩
Yeah, it is actually. Dude got a judge that gave him a very LIGHT hammer. He could've been ordered to ante up HALF his sh**. She gets the short end of the stick here.
you're going off of what is standard today in courts that fk men, HARD.

what he's talking about is realistically that is not even remotely fair. if she has enough money to live and support her children without ever working again, that is more than enough money. say a few grand a month.

$100k/month is enough for her to be living the rich life forever. I guess that's the modern "worth" of it. but it's bull****. "law" has and always will be bull**** make believe.
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How can you have anything other than "no-fault" divorce tho?

If my wife stopped putting out for years and years and finally I had an affair, I would be the one "at fault" because I was unfaithful.

No fault is the only way to do it.
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Originally Posted By menseks⏩
he kind of deserves it. i'm all for men's rights in divorces, but ****ing over your wife and 4 children by leaving them in the middle of the night for some attention whoring sloot is a pussy ass move in my books.
That has 0 relevance to his money and networth though. Yes he's a ****ty person if he did that but it doesn't give you any reason or entitlement to the money he earned.

It's like those people who get cheated on so they go destroy all of the persons belongings and smash up there car. You are literally scum if you destroy/ruin/steal someones possessions just because of a relationship.
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Originally Posted By Frank
How can you have anything other than "no-fault" divorce tho?

If my wife stopped putting out for years and years and finally I had an affair, I would be the one "at fault" because I was unfaithful.

No fault is the only way to do it.
Well no in that theoretical you should've just divorced your wife before you had an affair, site irreconcilable differences or w/e and you guys go your separate ways with neither party getting preferential treatment based off their gender.
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Originally Posted By iifymbro⏩
Well no in that theoretical you should've just divorced your wife before you had an affair, site irreconcilable differences or w/e and you guys go your separate ways with neither party getting preferential treatment based off their gender.
But that would be "no fault" too then? Am I incorrect in assuming the whole theory behind no fault divorce is that neither person gets preferential treatment? Because the workings of a marriage are too complicated to lay blame on one person or the other?
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Originally Posted By IcePikachu⏩
What about the lifestyle HE was accustomed to during marriage? Maybe he can no longer accommodate certain things because he never spent that much money on them in the first place and now has to sacrifice certain things due to lack of money. Why is she entitled to the same lifestyle as before, but he isn't?

And don't gimme that bull about him cheating when almost all states have "no fault" divorce laws and youtechnicallycan't use their cheating as leverage against them. Which is why cheating sloots still reap the benefits in a divorce settlement.
Lol, correct me if I'm wrong, but someone he said he's worth what....$40 million? I hardly think that's taking a dip into his pot to where he's going to hurt in the traditional sense of someone like you or I would. He'll be fine.

He was definitely accustomed to fine living before this. They had a house for $5.95 million that he just listed, so let's not act like he can't afford this. If they aren't together and she doesn't want to keep a house that big, by all means, downsize, but if she does want to keep herself and THEIR CHILDREN in that home, she is well within her rights to want to keep everything as is, minus him in the home since he chose to walk out.

Thing is, she didn't cheat and walk out on him and the kids....he did, so all that other sh** isn't up for debate. This is about him, not her.
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Originally Posted By IcePikachu⏩
What about the lifestyle HE was accustomed to during marriage? Maybe he can no longer accommodate certain things because he never spent that much money on them in the first place and now has to sacrifice certain things due to lack of money. Why is she entitled to the same lifestyle as before, but he isn't?

And don't gimme that bull about him cheating when almost all states have "no fault" divorce laws and youtechnicallycan't use their cheating as leverage against them. Which is why cheating sloots still reap the benefits in a divorce settlement.
He was accustomed to taking care of his wife and family financially (presumably).
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Originally Posted By XXLAFLAME⏩
who the fuk NEEDS 100k a month especially if you never earned it and it was never yours in the first place?

just because shes the victim it doesnt mean that the 100k a month is justified..

justice system my ass
while i agree the concept is absolutely retarded

but at the end of the day he signed up for it, he had a choice and sht went bad for him can't have too much sympathy.
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Originally Posted By Frank
But that would be "no fault" too then? Am I incorrect in assuming the whole theory behind no fault divorce is that neither person gets preferential treatment? Because the workings of a marriage are too complicated to lay blame on one person or the other?
Yeah technically it is. You could make the argument she is at fault because sex is an integral part of a relationship (a relationship w/out sex is called a platonic friendship), but then she might be able to argue you were to blame for the lack of sex and so on. Could turn into a big mess.

IMO there should be no fault and fault divorce as decided by the court (problem here is judges can be pieces of chit that let their own beliefs interfere with their job), that way a gold digging whore (male or female) can't marry someone then cheat on them and single handedly destroy the marriage and still get to take the other person to the cleaners (which basically is a legal form of theft), but there is still the option for both parties to agree it just wasn't working and go their separate way on a no fault ruling.

Or, just don't get married at all since its an archaic outdated system that has outlived its purpose and usefulness.
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Originally Posted By YIAMSOMEBODY⏩
He was definitely accustomed to fine living before this. They had a house for $5.95 million that he just listed, so let's not act like he can't afford this. If they aren't together and she doesn't want to keep a house that big, by all means, downsize, but if she does want to keep herself and THEIR CHILDREN in that home, she is well within her rights to want to keep everything as is, minus him in the home since he chose to walk out.
This doesn't make any sense though. You're saying she has the right to keep everything as is for the sake of the children but she's getting $1.3 million a year and the kids are getting only $180,000 a year in the form of child support. The spousal support is not for the sake of the children, it's for the spouse. She can keep the house and make it as easy as possible for the kids and not get paid $100,000+ a month, the two things are not mutually inclusive.
Thing is, she didn't cheat and walk out on him and the kids....he did, so all that other sh** isn't up for debate. This is about him, not her.
Divorce shouldn't necessarily be a form of punishment, which when you say things like this sorta makes it seem like you think it should be.
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