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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Natalie Maines' ex seems like a total pr*ck.[/quote]

Why? Because he asked for support? If he'd been a woman and they'd been married 17 years (like they were), ya'll would be saying he's owed that and more.[/quote]

Not if he'd been a woman that signed a prenup saying otherwise.  It's not like he was at home managing the house and children behind the scenes.  He had his own career, she was just better at hers.[/quote]

Women try to get around prenups ALL the time. He just used the same tactic. You support outrageous child support and maintainence ence levels for one type of spouse - you have to do it for both. [/quote]

Child support is one thing--the kids should have the same lifestyle they had before.  But he wanted $45k extra in spousal support, which he did not get because he signed a valid prenup.  I dont support "outrageous" maintenance levels for anybody in a divorce.[/quote]

Sounds like he did exactly what you said a SAHM does. He raised the children, saw them off to school, made sure their meals were made, and put them to bed while Natalie was making music, touring, and fighting the establishment.

[b]At the time, he claimed he sacrificed his professional career to focus on the former couple's children while Maines toured and made music.[/b][/quote]

At one point, the kids came on tour with them.  And their son played at some of the DCX shows.  He just sounds like a jerk. He wasn't manipulated into a prenup. They're both professional entertainers with potential to make big bucks. He made an agreement with full capacity to understand it, and then went back on what he agreed to.  Destroys his credibility.[/quote]

The same can be said of a woman with a law degree or a nurse or a pet washer who decided to get married, had kids, and 'suddenly' doesn't want to work for 5-10 years. She went back on her agreement to work and provide an income for herself -- so why should she then benefit from the largesse of the working spouse in a divorce?[/quote]

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