Tatiana who is in a divorce battle with her Russian billionaire partner is suing her son because he helped her ex-husband make the money she deserves
A Russian billionaire's wife is suing her son, herself and her son, for £ 450m, because he is helping her ex-husband raise her money in a British court as part of a mother-father divorce battle. Get to know the Ahmedov family, the mother of Tatiana ( 52), Father Fradh, a Russian billionaire who is very close to President Putin and son Temor, a businessman in his 20s who lives in London.
Russian billionaire Farkhad Akhmedov fighting one of the largest divorce payouts in UK history just lost his case.
He was ordered to pay his wife Tatiana Akhmedova more than £ 450 million pic.twitter.com/56dTsdiCTe
- Bloomberg QuickTake (@QuickTake) October 19, 2018
The explosion between the three began when an ugly divorce case between Tatiana and Fradh, which was sentenced in all different cases in the British courts, was up to the Supreme Court. There, it was stated that out of the £ 1 billion that Fradh holds in British banks, 41.5 percent will be transferred to Tatiana. Fradh, on the other hand, did not accept the court's position in any case, claiming that neither he nor his wife were British citizens, but Russian citizens had no jurisdiction over the British court. In the father's favor also stands the fact that he is a good friend of Russian President Vladimir Putin, so that to this day from the amount owed to her, Tatiana has seen only £ 5 million.
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What happened to the rest of the amount? Well the father and son managed to hide it from the UK authorities in a long and sophisticated line of activities. For example, Fredah has a yacht worth £ 350m, and the British court issued an international foreclosure order against it. However, the yacht, with the active assistance of son Temur, came by surprise to Dubai, where it is anchored today and there, the judges ruled that the British court did not There was an authority to issue the International Order, and in the same way, with the help of Temor, many valuable works of art owned by his father disappeared from London.
The Howorths: Courts have rejected appeal by Farkhad Akhmedov owner of 115 meter superyacht Luna & have ruled yacht's ownership must be transferred to his former wife as part of divorce settlement. https://t.co/N7BDPownBL pic.twitter.com/Bxb99bEmve
- SuperYacht News (@SaltySeadog) September 3, 2018
These acts brought Tatiana back to the British court and in a zooming discussion, as part of the current reality, the superintendent of the executive order was sharply criticized by Fradh's lawyers, saying that "the problem is that the registry is simply trying to thwart the British court's determination and there is a shadow over its legal rights. ". The next hearing is set for later this year and for some reason Tatiana seems to have no further share of the divorce fee she is requesting.