The grandson of newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst has scored a significant victory in a legal fight with his estranged wife. After a Manhattan judge denied John Randolph Hearst Jr.'s divorce petition and awarded Barbara W. Hearst $25,939 in temporary monthly support, Ms. Hearst sought an increase to $90,000. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Roslyn Richter instead reduced the monthly support to $20,000, finding Ms. Hearst's transfer of her disabled husband's assets to her name "highly questionable."
March 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The grandson of newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst has scored a significant victory in his fight with his wife over his share of his grandfather’s fortune.
After a Manhattan judge awarded John Randolph Hearst Jr.’s estranged wife, Barbara W. Hearst, temporary monthly support of $25,939 and denied Mr. Hearst’s divorce petition for lack of grounds, Ms. Hearst sought a permanent increase to $90,000 in order to maintain her lifestyle.
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