Kim Kardashian, Kris Humphries divorce drags on
Kim Kardashian, Kris Humphries
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Attorneys for the Kardashian's estranged husband sought records Wednesday about her reality shows and details of depositions with her mother and current boyfriend Kanye West to prove her 72-day marriage to the NBA player was a fraud.
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The legal bickering means it's unlikely the couple will be granted a divorce, or annulment, as Humphries desires, before next year, attorneys and a judge said during a testy hearing.
Kardashian's attorney Laura Wasser accused Humphries' team of overreaching in the effort that has already resulted in $250,000 in legal fees for the model-actress. The acrimony over the breakup led lawyers for Humphries to recently try to serve West with a deposition subpoena -- disguised in a Nordstrom's box -- at Kardashian's home.
According to E! News, Wasser said, "It's expensive. And I'm at a loss to figure out what the holdup is...They had a prenup and were married 72 days."
Humphries' attorney Marshall Waller said the lack of cooperation from West's attorneys and companies that work on Kardashian's reality show were delaying the case. He said it could take a two-week trial if Humphries keeps pursuing an annulment based on fraud.
Waller said at the hearing that he wanted to prove Kardashian had "no intention of proceeding with this marriage. That it was basically a contrivance for the benefit of her show and to make money," he said.
Wasser said the tactic was slowing the legal process and she intended to bill Humphries for her legal fees.
"To say that I'm frustrated would be an understatement," Wasser said in the packed courtroom where 18 other cases were to be called. "It's dragging on, it's clogging resources," she added.
Several depositions have been taken, including one of Humphries in his home state of Minnesota, and his girlfriend is scheduled to undergo questioning next week.
Wasser said many of Humphries' requests for information were overly broad, including information on the finances of Kardashian's mother, Kris Jenner.
The couple was married last summer in a lavish, star-studded, televised ceremony, but Kardashian soon filed for divorce on Oct. 31. Humphries responded a month later asking for an annulment, claiming the couple's nuptials were based on fraud. He did not lay out specific evidence.
Kardashian is the star of the E! Entertainment Television series "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," the network's top-rated show, averaging more than 3 million viewers in its sixth season.
Humphries, an NBA forward, recently signed a two-year, $24 million contract with the Brooklyn Nets.
Superior Court Judge Stephen Moloney said he thinks the case can still be resolved by next May and ordered the attorneys to return for an update on Nov. 28.
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- when did CBS lower themselves to this trash? I really hate to see once great news companies becomes lousy news companies just to make money, oh well that's how the 1% does it.
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- And who the hell cares?? Kris Humphries is doing us all a big favor by staying married to this pig so she can't run anymore marriage scams on us. Quit pissing and moaning about how their not divorced yet, like it affects you. Write back when the divorce is finalized. Until then, ****!
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- Of course it was fraud Kris Humphries was probably one of the few men in the US Kim has not slept with.
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