Even nationally prominent divorce attorney Samuel Schoonmaker seems floored by the sheer wealth of his richest divorce client to date: billionaire Carl Icahn, the corporate raider who helped define the bustling, often savage, boom years of the 1980s. Now it seems Icahn's wife of 20 years is intent on doing a little raiding of her own. She is attempting to move the heavily litigated slugfest with her husband from New York to Connecticut in hopes of invalidating the couple's 13-page prenuptial agreement.
May 03, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Greenwich divorce-meister Samuel V. Schoonmaker III is certainly no stranger to high-asset break-ups.
After all, he didn’t get his membership card to the so-called “Dirty 30″ — a nationwide fraternity of highly prominent divorce lawyers — by representing just ordinary, middle-class spouses duking it out in court.
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