It's a security nightmare – opening you up to fraudsters, lawsuits and divorce claims alike – but still they persist.
Her half-brothers had filed for her divorce, claiming that al-Timani tribal roots made him socially inferior.
Yet Milton was also an early advocate of divorce, claiming that a lack of love and companionship was a more important ground for separation than adultery.
But the marriage soon turned distant and isolating, and in 1966, Ms. Douglas sued for divorce, claiming that "a continuation of the marriage would seriously injure her health and endanger her reason".
How a couple lived in their marriage — who spent more time with the children, who worked longer hours, who made more money, who sacrificed a job or earning potential, who supported whom through formative periods — becomes the material with which legal divorce claims are constructed.
Rasmussen, who also co-edited an Oxford edition of Marlowe's plays, said that he didn't think there was any real evidence to support Marlowe as a co-author on the "Henry VI s, but he credited Gary Taylor with divorcing claims about authorship from judgments about artistic merit.
Divorce lawyers claim that their clients are less pleasant to deal with than murderers, who are, at least, on their best behavior.
During the divorce, she claimed that Guitry had neglected to pay her for her appearances.
During the divorce Brown claimed for £800,000, having refused Jo's offer of £500,000.
That's powerful motivation to stay together, as well as powerful motivation to get divorced and claim the pot.
