No need for kids to be greedy

I may have to refocus my amorous intentions. I've got nowhere with Anna
Nicole Smith, and Leona Helmsley hasn't been returning my calls.

Of course, $10 million isn't comparable to what Anna Nicole and Leona
got from their men. But still, a good chunk of $10 million's not to be
sniffed at.

Does anyone have Margaret Horvath's e-mail address? And is there any
way I could be sure of getting the same jury for my case, when Ms. Horvath
tires of me?



"Tiffany" wrote in message
...

"P.Fritz" wrote in message
...
"Jury says love, or something like it, worth $10 million "

April 24, 2004





BY MARSHA LOW
FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER




Multimillionaire William Hubner repeatedly told his former lover that
they
would "finish the way we started."

It was his way of saying that when they parted, he would leave with his
fortune intact, and she with nothing.

An Oakland County jury decided otherwise Friday, awarding Margaret
Horvath
$10 million and a Birmingham condo.

Horvath received the verdict with sobs of relief and joy. It ended a
two-week palimony trial that opened a window onto the couple's
world-hopping
lifestyle of private jets, yachts, nine homes and star-studded dinner
parties.

"I'm glad I can move on with my life now," said Horvath of Birmingham.
"I
just was hoping that I'd get what I feel was agreed to and due me. I
believe
what I have received is justice."

Horvath, 42, sued Hubner, 69, for breach of contract, saying he promised
to
provide her a lifetime of easy living even after their relationship of
17
years ended. It was up to the jury of eight to decide if the couple had
an
agreement, and if she was entitled to part of Hubner's wealth. Horvath
asked
for $27 million to $161 million.

Hubner remained expressionless throughout the trial and received the
jury's
verdict in the same way.

"You can imagine my response to this," he said before leaving the
courthouse. Hubner, with homes in Bloomfield Hills and around the
country,
is the owner of the Fitness USA chain and other businesses.

Hubner's attorney, William Hampton, said he was disappointed and might
appeal.

The jury deliberated for four hours Friday before reaching a decision.
Jurors cited in particular a May 30, 2001, entry in Horvath's day
planner
and a letter she wrote to Hubner in July of that year as proof that the
couple agreed to a settlement after their breakup.

"What little hard evidence there was was enough," said juror Loretta
Mercer.
"It was definite we were going to award her something. It was the way we
were going to come about the award that was in question."

Witnesses for Hubner testified that Horvath "wanted sex every day." When
Hubner failed to comply, she began flirting with other men, witnesses
said.

Horvath friends testified that Hubner boasted about his casino winnings
and
having set aside millions in a safe deposit box for her retirement.

Horvath told jurors that her former lover was abusive, often calling her
"ignorant and untrainable."

Hubner testified that he never once told Horvath he loved her. But he
was
generous, sharing his luxurious life with her and giving her at least
$118,000 worth of jewelry.

Norman Lippitt and David Mendelson, lead attorneys for Horvath, called
the
jury's verdict a just decision that will help their client regain her
dignity.

Horvath was 22 and a University of Michigan senior when the pair began
dating. Hubner was 49 and a twice-divorced multimillionaire.

From the start, Hubner said he would never remarry. But Horvath pressed
him
on the issue. She said she loved him and admitted she wanted to secure
her
financial future.

But Hubner did not relent. Instead he told her not to worry and assured
her
he would provide for her.

In the end, Horvath stood by herself in a near-empty courtroom,
digesting
her victory and wiping away the tears, when it occurred to her something
was
missing.

"What happened to my car? They forgot about my car. It was on the list,"
she
said about Hubner's Lexus GS400, the one she wanted to call her own.

--------------------------------------------------------------------

In other words.....a half million dollar a year hooker.



No to shabby of an income for making love to an old guy, eh? lol

T

I may have to refocus my amorous intentions. I've got nowhere with Anna
Nicole Smith, and Leona Helmsley hasn't been returning my calls.

Of course, $10 million isn't comparable to what Anna Nicole and Leona
got from their men. But still, a good chunk of $10 million's not to be
sniffed at.

Does anyone have Margaret Horvath's e-mail address? And is there any
way I could be sure of getting the same jury for my case, when Ms. Horvath
tires of me?



"Tiffany" wrote in message
...

"P.Fritz" wrote in message
...
"Jury says love, or something like it, worth $10 million "

April 24, 2004





BY MARSHA LOW
FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER




Multimillionaire William Hubner repeatedly told his former lover that
they
would "finish the way we started."

It was his way of saying that when they parted, he would leave with his
fortune intact, and she with nothing.

An Oakland County jury decided otherwise Friday, awarding Margaret
Horvath
$10 million and a Birmingham condo.

Horvath received the verdict with sobs of relief and joy. It ended a
two-week palimony trial that opened a window onto the couple's
world-hopping
lifestyle of private jets, yachts, nine homes and star-studded dinner
parties.

"I'm glad I can move on with my life now," said Horvath of Birmingham.
"I
just was hoping that I'd get what I feel was agreed to and due me. I
believe
what I have received is justice."

Horvath, 42, sued Hubner, 69, for breach of contract, saying he promised
to
provide her a lifetime of easy living even after their relationship of
17
years ended. It was up to the jury of eight to decide if the couple had
an
agreement, and if she was entitled to part of Hubner's wealth. Horvath
asked
for $27 million to $161 million.

Hubner remained expressionless throughout the trial and received the
jury's
verdict in the same way.

"You can imagine my response to this," he said before leaving the
courthouse. Hubner, with homes in Bloomfield Hills and around the
country,
is the owner of the Fitness USA chain and other businesses.

Hubner's attorney, William Hampton, said he was disappointed and might
appeal.

The jury deliberated for four hours Friday before reaching a decision.
Jurors cited in particular a May 30, 2001, entry in Horvath's day
planner
and a letter she wrote to Hubner in July of that year as proof that the
couple agreed to a settlement after their breakup.

"What little hard evidence there was was enough," said juror Loretta
Mercer.
"It was definite we were going to award her something. It was the way we
were going to come about the award that was in question."

Witnesses for Hubner testified that Horvath "wanted sex every day." When
Hubner failed to comply, she began flirting with other men, witnesses
said.

Horvath friends testified that Hubner boasted about his casino winnings
and
having set aside millions in a safe deposit box for her retirement.

Horvath told jurors that her former lover was abusive, often calling her
"ignorant and untrainable."

Hubner testified that he never once told Horvath he loved her. But he
was
generous, sharing his luxurious life with her and giving her at least
$118,000 worth of jewelry.

Norman Lippitt and David Mendelson, lead attorneys for Horvath, called
the
jury's verdict a just decision that will help their client regain her
dignity.

Horvath was 22 and a University of Michigan senior when the pair began
dating. Hubner was 49 and a twice-divorced multimillionaire.

From the start, Hubner said he would never remarry. But Horvath pressed
him
on the issue. She said she loved him and admitted she wanted to secure
her
financial future.

But Hubner did not relent. Instead he told her not to worry and assured
her
he would provide for her.

In the end, Horvath stood by herself in a near-empty courtroom,
digesting
her victory and wiping away the tears, when it occurred to her something
was
missing.

"What happened to my car? They forgot about my car. It was on the list,"
she
said about Hubner's Lexus GS400, the one she wanted to call her own.

--------------------------------------------------------------------

In other words.....a half million dollar a year hooker.



No to shabby of an income for making love to an old guy, eh? lol

T

"Kenneth S." wrote in message
...
I may have to refocus my amorous intentions. I've got nowhere with
Anna
Nicole Smith, and Leona Helmsley hasn't been returning my calls.

Of course, $10 million isn't comparable to what Anna Nicole and Leona
got from their men. But still, a good chunk of $10 million's not to be
sniffed at.

Does anyone have Margaret Horvath's e-mail address? And is there any
way I could be sure of getting the same jury for my case, when Ms. Horvath
tires of me?



"

How about that old guy? Maybe I can take a shot?!?!? lmao

"Kenneth S." wrote in message
...
I may have to refocus my amorous intentions. I've got nowhere with
Anna
Nicole Smith, and Leona Helmsley hasn't been returning my calls.

Of course, $10 million isn't comparable to what Anna Nicole and Leona
got from their men. But still, a good chunk of $10 million's not to be
sniffed at.

Does anyone have Margaret Horvath's e-mail address? And is there any
way I could be sure of getting the same jury for my case, when Ms. Horvath
tires of me?



"

How about that old guy? Maybe I can take a shot?!?!? lmao

"Kenneth S." wrote in message
...
I may have to refocus my amorous intentions. I've got nowhere with
Anna
Nicole Smith, and Leona Helmsley hasn't been returning my calls.

Of course, $10 million isn't comparable to what Anna Nicole and Leona
got from their men. But still, a good chunk of $10 million's not to be
sniffed at.

Does anyone have Margaret Horvath's e-mail address? And is there any
way I could be sure of getting the same jury for my case, when Ms. Horvath
tires of me?



"

How about that old guy? Maybe I can take a shot?!?!? lmao

"P.Fritz" wrote in message
...

"Tiffany" wrote in message
...

snipped

In other words.....a half million dollar a year hooker.



No to shabby of an income for making love to an old guy, eh? lol

Yeah........but she didn't get her car....................




I bet that really sucks..... you do all that work and you only get money and
no car. Life sure is a bitch.

T

"P.Fritz" wrote in message
...

"Tiffany" wrote in message
...

snipped

In other words.....a half million dollar a year hooker.



No to shabby of an income for making love to an old guy, eh? lol

Yeah........but she didn't get her car....................




I bet that really sucks..... you do all that work and you only get money and
no car. Life sure is a bitch.

T

"P.Fritz" wrote in message
...

"Tiffany" wrote in message
...

snipped

In other words.....a half million dollar a year hooker.



No to shabby of an income for making love to an old guy, eh? lol

Yeah........but she didn't get her car....................




I bet that really sucks..... you do all that work and you only get money and
no car. Life sure is a bitch.

T

"Tiffany" wrote in message
...

"Kenneth S." wrote in message
...
I may have to refocus my amorous intentions. I've got nowhere with
Anna
Nicole Smith, and Leona Helmsley hasn't been returning my calls.

Of course, $10 million isn't comparable to what Anna Nicole and
Leona
got from their men. But still, a good chunk of $10 million's not to be
sniffed at.

Does anyone have Margaret Horvath's e-mail address? And is there
any
way I could be sure of getting the same jury for my case, when Ms.
Horvath
tires of me?



"

How about that old guy? Maybe I can take a shot?!?!? lmao

You want his number......he is listed in the local white pages LMAO

"Tiffany" wrote in message
...

"Kenneth S." wrote in message
...
I may have to refocus my amorous intentions. I've got nowhere with
Anna
Nicole Smith, and Leona Helmsley hasn't been returning my calls.

Of course, $10 million isn't comparable to what Anna Nicole and
Leona
got from their men. But still, a good chunk of $10 million's not to be
sniffed at.

Does anyone have Margaret Horvath's e-mail address? And is there
any
way I could be sure of getting the same jury for my case, when Ms.
Horvath
tires of me?



"

How about that old guy? Maybe I can take a shot?!?!? lmao

You want his number......he is listed in the local white pages LMAO