Men folks, don't get a new woman while you're divorcing your old woman
Men folks, when you’re going through a divorce, don’t cry poor mouth and then turn around and get a new woman.
A new woman, especially a younger woman, is nothing but evidence to the court that you have the money you claim to not have. For one, a person who claims to be broke can’t afford to take care of himself or anyone else.
So when a man shows up to court with another mouth to feed, the judge must ask himself how can you be poor when you can afford two people, yourself, and someone else.
A perfect example of this is a fella by the name of Todd Kozel. Todd Kozel is 48-years-old and he is the founder and former CEO of Gulf Keystone Petroleum.
Kozel and his ex-wife, Ashley Kozel (47-years-old), divorced in 2011. He agreed to pay her millions, but she claims she hasn’t seen a dime of the money he owes her.
Ashley Kozel says she hasn’t seen a dime of the money because her ex-husband is taking the money he owes her and giving it to his new, young 29-year-old wife named Inga.
As evidence, the former Mrs. Kozel points to the $1.5 million the new Mrs. Kozel received from Mr. Kozel and the $600,000 Ferrari Mr. Kozel drives around in and the Bentley the new Mrs. Kozel rides in.
The old Mrs. Kozel has had to make do with a $150,000 Mercedes. For his part, Todd Kozel is crying poor mouth to the court.
He told the court that he doesn’t have two nickels to rub together and that he “cannot afford to” pay his ex-wife the millions he agreed to pay her.
Mr. Kozel is right in one sense. He doesn’t have the money he use to have. Before retiring in 2014 as the CEO of Gulf Keystone Petroleum, Kozel’s pay dropped down by more than 85 percentage points from $21 million to $3 million.
And many people with common sense know that when your pay drops, then you must change your lifestyle.
Kozel, however, continued living the good life. He got himself a new wife, who’s 19 years his junior, and a $12.7 million pad in New York.
So it is only rational for the ex-wife and the judge to believe that despite Kozel’s pay drop before his retirement, he had enough money saved and or invested that enabled him to continue living the good life with his new young wife.
The judge decided that Kozel was living the good life and that it was time for him to pay the piper.
The judge ordered Mr. Kozel to open up the $12.7 million home he shares with the new Mrs. Kozel to the old Mrs. Kozel so that she could go in and get anything of value as a payment for the money she’s do.
A new woman, especially a younger woman, is nothing but evidence to the court that you have the money you claim to not have. For one, a person who claims to be broke can’t afford to take care of himself or anyone else.
So when a man shows up to court with another mouth to feed, the judge must ask himself how can you be poor when you can afford two people, yourself, and someone else.
A perfect example of this is a fella by the name of Todd Kozel. Todd Kozel is 48-years-old and he is the founder and former CEO of Gulf Keystone Petroleum.
Kozel and his ex-wife, Ashley Kozel (47-years-old), divorced in 2011. He agreed to pay her millions, but she claims she hasn’t seen a dime of the money he owes her.
Ashley Kozel says she hasn’t seen a dime of the money because her ex-husband is taking the money he owes her and giving it to his new, young 29-year-old wife named Inga.
As evidence, the former Mrs. Kozel points to the $1.5 million the new Mrs. Kozel received from Mr. Kozel and the $600,000 Ferrari Mr. Kozel drives around in and the Bentley the new Mrs. Kozel rides in.
The old Mrs. Kozel has had to make do with a $150,000 Mercedes. For his part, Todd Kozel is crying poor mouth to the court.
He told the court that he doesn’t have two nickels to rub together and that he “cannot afford to” pay his ex-wife the millions he agreed to pay her.
Mr. Kozel is right in one sense. He doesn’t have the money he use to have. Before retiring in 2014 as the CEO of Gulf Keystone Petroleum, Kozel’s pay dropped down by more than 85 percentage points from $21 million to $3 million.
And many people with common sense know that when your pay drops, then you must change your lifestyle.
Kozel, however, continued living the good life. He got himself a new wife, who’s 19 years his junior, and a $12.7 million pad in New York.
So it is only rational for the ex-wife and the judge to believe that despite Kozel’s pay drop before his retirement, he had enough money saved and or invested that enabled him to continue living the good life with his new young wife.
The judge decided that Kozel was living the good life and that it was time for him to pay the piper.
The judge ordered Mr. Kozel to open up the $12.7 million home he shares with the new Mrs. Kozel to the old Mrs. Kozel so that she could go in and get anything of value as a payment for the money she’s do.
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