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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hoppy is a bitter, bitter man. He resents the heck out of her for her success. I mean the guy was just a typical NY guy making a regular salary when they met. Then she hit it big and he wanted a piece of it. He didn't end up getting as much as he wanted. He also didn't get the apartment.

He is endlessly angry.

I'm sure on some level he's also mad that she's in a relationship again.  The guy is a loser.[/quote]

If you watched the reality show, you'd see that she asked him to help out.  He quit his job, traveled with her to Jim Beam (I think) and helped set up the sale of the company for $$$.  It's not like he sat around doing nothing.
Plus she has a different apartment.  Not sure what happened with the one they shared but she didn't end up in it.[/quote]

She sold it.  Apparently now there is a dispute over the proceeds of the sale because of the way the trust was set up. [/quote]

He got her to sign a document putting ownership of the apartment into a trust (by lying to her, according to her) giving him half the apartment and the right to live rent free and then he got his mother to act as the notary to the trust, even thought she wasn't a legal notary in NY state.  A judge ruled the trust invalid.  Which is why she got the apartment and sold it and kept the proceeds.

The dispute now is she's suing the lawyers that set up the trust and were supposed to be acting on her behalf and allegedly never advised her what she was signing when she signed the trust.

He's completely disgusting and who cares if he joined her on a tour of the Jim Beam factory for TV and quit his job so he could "help" her business.  She clearly didn't need his kind of help and I'm sure whatever he did, she could have paid someone to do it for her.  It was her idea, her brand, her vision, her execution.  I'm sure she more than compensated him for his generous time in whatever settlement he came up with.

I find it amazing that any woman would defend him or his actions.  You might not like her.  I don't really like her.  But this has all been decided in a court of law and the court of law says he's a money-grubbing sneak.[/quote]

Reverse the genders and this is EVERY divorce proceeding you feminists cheer for. ex. "Yeah girl, GET HIM! Take him to the cleaners!"[/quote]

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