Good for her! Well, lookey thar. It is Howard and his estranged spouse at a "Time 100." So, let me get this right, Continental Oil never benefited from the bride of Howard Hamm, nor did he. Liar! This photo is just one bit of proof the value Mrs. Hamm brought to Howard's career and therefore, Continental Oil's as well. She either needs better lawyers and/or a better judge.
The courts like to discriminate against women as significant to the careers of their husbands. Really? I suppose Mrs. Hamm simply stayed home and backed cookies, right?
Oh, wait, in our political realm in the USA baking cookies can win an election. I do believe cookie baking and the like came up during the first campaign of Former President Clinton and again with Ann Romney. So, women's "House Frau" image in the Republican dynasties of oil is important for elections, but, not for marriages. Now, who is it exactly that has double standards?
Modified: January 6, 2015 at 7:58 pm
Published: January 6, 2015
Harold Hamm’s ex-wife (click here) has rejected a check for nearly $1 billion as she continues to pursue a larger share of the couple’s assets, an attorney for the Continental Resources Inc. CEO said Tuesday.
Hamm borrowed money to write his ex-wife, Sue Ann Arnall, a check for more than $974 million — the amount he was ordered to pay her in a November divorce ruling — but she refused to accept it as she appeals the ruling in search of a higher award.
Oklahoma County Special Judge Howard R. Haralson on Tuesday refused to change his ruling in the case, which Arnall appealed to the Oklahoma Supreme Court last month.
The judge indicated he would consider awarding alimony to Arnall in a subsequent hearing.
Haralson ruled Nov. 10 on the division of assets in the case after an eight-week trial that largely occurred behind closed doors to protect sensitive information about Continental....