Mick wants spousal support....

[ali101]

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Time to go your own way!

Fleetwood Mac star Mick files for legal separation from third wife... and asks for spousal support He is currently in the middle of his legendary band's latest tour.

But that did not stop Fleetwood Mac founder Mick Fleetwood finding time to file for legal separation from his third wife Lynn.

The legendary drummer told his other half she should go her own way after 18 years of marriage.


Going his own way: Mick Fleetwood has filed for legal seperation from wife Lynn but wants jont custody of their twin girls Tessa and Ruby
Going his own way: Mick Fleetwood has filed for legal seperation from wife Lynn but wants jont custody of their twin girls Tessa and Ruby

According to TMZ, the superstar musician is seeking spousal support from the woman he married back in 1995, despite the band bearing his name selling 100 million albums.


However this has not stopped him claiming all of his premarital musical royalties and memorabilia are his property.


The Cornwall-born rocker is also seeking joint legal custody of their twin 11-year-old daughters, though he wants his wife to have primary physical custody.

The 65-year-old is citing irreconcilable differences, but so far has not filed for a divorce.


Marching to the beat of his own drum: Big Mick's work in the band has made him a drumming legend
Marching to the beat of his own drum: Big Mick's work in the band has made him a drumming legend

His band have just kicked off a 34-city tour around the US and Canada, which ends in Detroit on June 12.

This is just weeks before the Glastonbury Festival, and rumours are already afoot the classic rockers could be a superstar addition to the bill.

And singer Stevie Nicks has spoken out to deny claims it was the multi-platinum outfits final hurrah.

She said: 'It's never going to be a final tour until we drop dead.


'There's no reason for this to end as long as everyone is in good shape and takes care of themselves

The tour will coincide with the 35th anniversary of their classic album Rumours, which featured four hit singles and global sales of over 40 million


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[Jondalar]

I want fan support. I want $2000 a month for supporting this band since 1977.

[ali101]

Wow that's a lot of money - me too!

What pray would you do with the 840,000?

[DeeGeMe]

Not sure in which state he filed in, but in California, anything over 10 years is considered a "long-term" marriage and he's probably screwed in terms of trying to claim that what's his is still his and not hers. Watch the big Hollywood power couples--they often will split before they hit that 10 year mark--it makes a huge difference in who gets what and how much in divorce cases out there.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by DeeGeMe

Not sure in which state he filed in, but in California, anything over 10 years is considered a "long-term" marriage and he's probably screwed in terms of trying to claim that what's his is still his and not hers. Watch the big Hollywood power couples--they often will split before they hit that 10 year mark--it makes a huge difference in who gets what and how much in divorce cases out there.

It does seem to be a line of demarcation. In many cases, if there's a pre-nup then it will have benefits that don't kick in until the 10 year mark.

For more pedestrian couples after 10 years you can lay claim to your spouse's pension.

Michele

[shackin'up]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

I want fan support. I want $2000 a month for supporting this band since 1977.

I'll settle for 500 a month. Euro's please.