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I can understand her distress at the size of the check.... I couldn't live on that either..... NOT!!!!
Angry divorcée refused this $974M check | New York Post
Sue Ann Arnall Photo: Reuters
Now that’s rich!
A jaw-dropping photo reveals the handwritten $974.8 million divorce settlement check rejected as too skimpy by the ex-wife of a billionaire oil tycoon.
Sue Ann Arnall, 56, scoffed at the jackpot-size payout from former hubby Harold Hamm — CEO of the energy company Continental Resources — demanding more money because he was allowed to keep the bulk of his $13.5 billion fortune.
The check, penned in bubbly handwriting, was made out for a mind-numbing $974,790,317.77 on Monday. The couple was married for 26 years.
A divorce settlement check from Harold Hamm, chief executive of oil driller Continental Resources, to ex-wife Sue Ann Arnall in the amount of $974.8 million.Photo: Reuters
The sky-high sum was delivered to Arnall’s legal team on Tuesday, but was promptly turned away, according to Hamm’s lawyer, Michael Burrage.
“Ms. Arnall, through her counsel, stated that they were rejecting the . . . payment because Ms. Arnall did not want to risk the dismissal of her appeal by acceptance of the benefits,” Burrage said in a statement on Tuesday.
Arnall plans to appeal a November divorce court ruling that granted her $995 million, along with other assets worth tens of millions more, such as a California ranch and an Oklahoma home, her legal team said at the time.
But she claims she was shortchanged because she stood by Hamm loyally, working as an executive for the firm — and using her skills as a lawyer and economist to help it succeed.
Hamm is also appealing the November ruling, claiming the nearly $1 billion award is too high.
“[It’s] erroneous and inequitable,” he blasted in papers filed in Oklahoma County Court last month.
He claims he has lost billions in recent months due to plunging oil prices, according to his legal team.
Hamm — America’s 35th-richest person — had already paid Arnall more than $20 million during the divorce proceedings, which is why the check wasn’t made out for the full $995 million.
The check was written from the Harold G. Hamm Trust, which is based in Oklahoma City, and signed by Hamm.
The appeals will be heard by the Oklahoma Supreme Court.
Angry divorcée refused this $974M check | New York Post
Sue Ann Arnall Photo: Reuters
Now that’s rich!
A jaw-dropping photo reveals the handwritten $974.8 million divorce settlement check rejected as too skimpy by the ex-wife of a billionaire oil tycoon.
Sue Ann Arnall, 56, scoffed at the jackpot-size payout from former hubby Harold Hamm — CEO of the energy company Continental Resources — demanding more money because he was allowed to keep the bulk of his $13.5 billion fortune.
The check, penned in bubbly handwriting, was made out for a mind-numbing $974,790,317.77 on Monday. The couple was married for 26 years.
A divorce settlement check from Harold Hamm, chief executive of oil driller Continental Resources, to ex-wife Sue Ann Arnall in the amount of $974.8 million.Photo: Reuters
The sky-high sum was delivered to Arnall’s legal team on Tuesday, but was promptly turned away, according to Hamm’s lawyer, Michael Burrage.
“Ms. Arnall, through her counsel, stated that they were rejecting the . . . payment because Ms. Arnall did not want to risk the dismissal of her appeal by acceptance of the benefits,” Burrage said in a statement on Tuesday.
Arnall plans to appeal a November divorce court ruling that granted her $995 million, along with other assets worth tens of millions more, such as a California ranch and an Oklahoma home, her legal team said at the time.
But she claims she was shortchanged because she stood by Hamm loyally, working as an executive for the firm — and using her skills as a lawyer and economist to help it succeed.
Hamm is also appealing the November ruling, claiming the nearly $1 billion award is too high.
“[It’s] erroneous and inequitable,” he blasted in papers filed in Oklahoma County Court last month.
He claims he has lost billions in recent months due to plunging oil prices, according to his legal team.
Hamm — America’s 35th-richest person — had already paid Arnall more than $20 million during the divorce proceedings, which is why the check wasn’t made out for the full $995 million.
The check was written from the Harold G. Hamm Trust, which is based in Oklahoma City, and signed by Hamm.
The appeals will be heard by the Oklahoma Supreme Court.
. This guy should definetly sleep with one eye open.LOL
