The function at Jumbotron Coldplay concert will cost expensive for Andy Byron, who recently had to withdraw as the CEO of Astronomer, the company he helped build.
Andy was captured canaling with the head of HR HR Kristin Cabot at Kiss Cam. The video of them was shrouded in the second arms and their shocked reaction to discovering themselves on Jumbotron became viral on social media.
The highlight of the scandal is that Andy and Kristin are married and at the Coldplay concert twice.
Andy’s wife, Megan, immediately switched to her maiden name on the social media after the Kiss-Cam scandal and lit the Internet with divorce rumors. If she really decides to divide ways with Andy, Megan ends up as a very rich woman.
Let’s talk about numbers:
Andy Byron may have to say goodbye to tens of millions, if his wife Megan Kerrigan, who shares two children with him, decides to divorce him.
Under 50/50 of the Massachusetts marital laws, Megan is entitled to Half of Andy million.
It is not clear when Andy, the former Astronomer Executive Director, did his fortune, but The Economic Times estimates its net assets between $ 20 and $ 70 million.
The New York Post report, which quoted marriage and family lawyer Nancy Chemtob, said the state Bay ordered to make those who have taken for more than seven years must divide any assets they put together.
When he talked about Andy and Megan, Nancy said, “It’s obviously a long -term relationship.”
State rules mean that Andy might have to eliminate tens of millions in Kerrigan, Nancy NyP said.
Divorce Kristina Cabot does not have to be so lucrative
Nancy Chemtob noted that Andy’s affair, Kristin Cabot, may not have to divide his 50/50 assets with his husband, the owner of the private rum Andrew Cabot, because they seem to be together for a relatively shorter time.
How will it change things?
The lawyer stressed that the details could be much more faithful if he has one pair of prenuptial or postnuptial agreements. Some Prerenups include the provisions of cheating in which the wine party would be ordered to pay to its partner for betrayal.
While the Coldplay concert video could serve as evidence in the court, the dissolution of the marriage is not necessary in Massachusetts.
Jackie Combs, Matrimonial Partner and Family Rights based in Los Angeles, New York Post said that courts usually reluctant to promote the provisions of infidelity.
However, if there were “abuse” of marital funds to support the extramarital affair, this could affect the financial result of any possible divorces, Combs noted.
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