A New York judge has ruled that an investment banking firm vice president cannot recover attorney fees from his former spouse, whom he accused of using underhanded tactics to drag out a bitterly fought divorce proceeding. Jeffrey Molinari claimed that Paula Molinari's "stonewalling" and "manipulation" caused him to incur thousands of dollars in unnecessary fees. The divorce proceedings involved 17 motions, more than 50 court appearances and 17 days of trial, costing the couple more than $1.4 million in combined attorney fees.
November 25, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The vice president at an investment banking firm cannot recover attorney fees from his ex-wife whom he accused of using underhanded tactics to drag out a bitterly fought divorce proceeding.
Jeffrey T. Molinari claimed that Paula E. Molinari’s “stonewalling” and “manipulation” during the litigation caused him to incur hundreds of thousands of dollars in unnecessary legal fees.
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