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I’m worried about Dee

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LellowYedbetter · 17/02/2019 14:20

If Conor and Dee Devlin split up, would she even be entitled to anything?? She’s so vulnerable. I know he’d have to pay for the kids and I don’t know them so it’s more about other people in same scanario. Millionaire partner but not married ...

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JustHereForThePooStories · 17/02/2019 16:49

I’d imagine she has more than enough dirt on him to ensure her silence is bought in the case of a split.

yourfeetstink · 17/02/2019 16:59

I'd say she will be fine, but I'd imagine he would be a wanker about it.
He is an absolute scum bag... horrible person.
I've heard that he fathered a child to a lady from Liverpool recently, and also he has had accusations of rape against him.
He truly is an awful human.
A friend of mine works in a hotel he was staying in and said his behaviour was horrendous.
I hope she sees sense and gets rid, she seems like a nice girl.
I had to unfollow him on Instagram as he was so vulgar

SilverySurfer · 17/02/2019 17:23

My AIBU is to think non married couples should have the same rights in a split as a married couple

No, if you want the benefits, get married.

I don't understand why you are worried about someone who you don't know and have no clue of their life or circumstances. It's their business - very odd.

Procrastination4 · 17/02/2019 17:28

Why on earth would you be worried about someone you don’t know???? How ridiculous!

Procrastination4 · 17/02/2019 17:29

And you’re being VVVVU!

theWarOnPeace · 17/02/2019 17:44

He’s a piece of shit, and she’s another Colleen Rooney type.... what’s the big worry?

Awwlookatmybabyspider · 17/02/2019 18:33

Please please tell me. Its not just me
Singing that song by the Keiser chiefs I'm seriously worried about Dee
(Ray) in my headBlush

IAmWonderWoman · 17/02/2019 18:37

My AIBU is to think non married couples should have the same rights in a split as a married couple?

YABU, if you want the same rights then get married. Where do you draw the line?

lerrimknowyouretheyir · 17/02/2019 19:27

On the basis they aren’t married, given they have two children together, and assuming she remained primary carer in the event of a split, the children would be entitled to the same lifestyle with their mother as their father and as such she would a decent maintenance awarded to her by the courts until such time as they hit 18 or whatever. . If she had any sense she’d save some of it. So no, I don’t think she is that vulnerable but far more so than if they were married. However it’s all relative.

YogaWannabe · 17/02/2019 20:07

The max maintenance that can be awarded in an Irish Court is 150e per child per week

Nursejackie1 · 17/02/2019 20:14

I find it quite disturbing how she is out there declaring her love for him when he's been taking x rated photos with another woman and fathered a child with another woman. He is absolutly vile scum of the earth. I only hope she's playing the long game and getting what she can then dumps him. Unfortunatly i think she's another Coleen, its sad to see.

Leela96 · 18/02/2019 00:06

The max maintenance that can be awarded in an Irish Court is 150e per child per week

The max award in a district court for children is €150 per week there are no limits on awards made by the circuit or high court for child or partner maintenance.

Given his wealth , proceedings would be likely to take place at high court level & not the district court.

You only need to look at the case in the high court last week as an example- albeit settled out of court - of a wealthy person being pursued by their ex-partner for a fair share of the wealth they built together.

MadCatEnthusiast · 18/02/2019 00:12

Did think Conor McGregor wasn’t a nice person ever since he gained more fame

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