David's divorce could become interesting without prenup

David Geffen's name is attached to concert halls, medical programs and drama schools. Last week it landed on divorce papers.

Lord Geffen, 82, was the instigator of a divorce petition submitted in Los Angeles on Friday, and signaled a separation from his two-year-old husband David Armstrong, a 32-year-old dancer that he married in March 2023.

While the legal reasons were familiar with a temporary knowledge of divorce – “incompatible differences”, according to the petition, the circumstances of the resolution based on a detail: The petition also indicates that Mr. Armstrong does not with Mr., the entertainment mogul, which was estimated more than 8 US dollars.

It remains to be seen whether this will lead to financial distress for Mr. Geffen, says experts in divorce law in California. The submission last week shows that Mr. Geffen intends to pay the support of the spouses, which – given the brevity of the marriage – is generally paid over a period of about half of a marriage.

Nevertheless, this support could be in view of the luxurious world in view of the luxurious world in which Lord – and until recently Mr. Armstrong.

Samantha Bley Dejean, a lawyer for family law in San Francisco, said she would suspect that the couple's lifestyle was “quite significant”, although she also found that Mr. Geffen probably could do what the court thought was.