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George Clooney and his wife Amal are not getting a "$1 billion divorce," despite a new

tabloid cover story.

The couple is very much still together and committed to their marriage.

Gossip Cop can debunk the untrue report.

But on the cover of its new issue, Star teases it has the "official papers" for the Clooneys'

divorce.

In fact, no divorce papers appear inside the magazine.

This is a lie.

The front of the issue also features a paparazzi photo of Amal carrying one of their children,

with a teaser declaring, "Amal walks out with twins."

There is even an arrow pointing to the picture.

The snapshot was taken when Amal and George jointly boarded a private jet in Italy earlier

this month.

This, however, is also deceptive.

And the article itself contains no "divorce announcement."

Rather, it's alleged Amal is "imploring" George to "take his responsibilities as

a family man more seriously" in the wake of his motorcycle accident,

and has "threatened to leave him in the dust if he doesn't."

A so-called "insider" is quoted as saying, "Amal is fed up and they've been fighting

constantly."

The outlet wrongly maintains "the accident has threatened to upend George's treasured

family life,

" and he's "still laid up" from the crash, even though George was photographed

back at work and filmed walking with ease on the set of Catch-22 last week.

An untraceable "source" contends Amal "blew up at him after the accident but he

kind of smiled and shrugged it off."

Though the publication acknowledges the human rights lawyer later departed Sardinia with

her husband,

it's claimed "she's since left [him] — and has taken the twins with her."

The tabloid provides no evidence to back that allegation up, or any proof for its other

assertions.

Another anonymous "insider" supposedly tells the magazine, "Amal is pretty clear

about what she expects from George as a father and a husband.

[She's] privately consulted a lawyer.

And she's prepared to leave him for good to make her point."

Notably, it's never actually said just how exactly George is falling short as a "father

and a husband," besides allegedly riding his motorbike against her wishes.

The outlet fails to acknowledge that Amal herself has ridden George's motorcycle with

him many times, including just a month before his accident.

It makes little sense to claim she is holding his riding hobby against him when she has

frequently participated in his scooter trips.

Furthermore, the Oscar winner wasn't out for a dangerous joy ride when this incident

happened.

As widely reported, George was traveling to work when the crash occurred, and there is

no evidence he was at fault.

Additionally, as opposed to Amal "threatening to walk," People recently reported that

she "wouldn't leave George's side" in the aftermath of the accident,

and stressed that he has "her ever-present support."

In an "Entertainment Tonight" story last week about how George is "taking it easy,

" it was specifically noted that he is "the love of her life," and she intends to be

with him "for the long haul."

And, contrary to the contention that Amal has abandoned him,

it was again reported that she has "barely left his side."

Conclusion: The tabloid tries to dupe readers into thinking the Clooneys have made a "divorce

announcement," but its story acknowledges the couple hasn't broken up.

The magazine further misleads consumers by touting "divorce papers" on its cover

when none appear inside the issue.

And the outlet cropped a photo of Amal to wrongly make it seem like she "walked out"

on the actor when George was actually with her when the picture was taken.

The publication also falsely claims the star is "still laid up" when he's been back

at work for days.

As for the contentions about marital woes as a result of George's accident, those

are disproven by credible reporting that was published last week.

Star, meanwhile, has a history of spreading misinformation about the acting icon, including

a bogus tale earlier this month about a purported "marriage crisis" for the Clooneys,

The tabloid is also known for falsely announcing divorces for celebrity couples on its covers.

as well as a provably untrue story about George quitting Hollywood.

See the photo gallery below.

For more infomation >> George Clooney, Amal NOT Getting "$1 Billion Divorce," Despite Report - Duration: 4:55.

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What Does Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Do? | Divorce Mediation | Financial Planning | Estate - Duration: 10:17.

Hi my name is #TomWitek with #YourChoiceRealtyCorp, #OttawaRealEstateSalesperson you can find

more information about me at https://www.justsellinghomes.ca

Today my guest is - Daren Givoque ,financial security advisor from O'Farrell Financial

Services and how can people find you or contact you they can reach me on our

website https://www.ofarrellfinancial.com/about-us/our-team/item/16-daren-givoque

OFS I ca or they can call me at my office at six

one three two five eight one nine nine seven and Deren and what do you do

practice your business so I'm a comprehensive financial planner I work

with mature mature clients 55 the 50-plus demographics that are looking to

talk talk about or find out more information about retirement cash flow

planning understanding what their needs are in retirement okay so he's

correlated with was something that the lawyer would do in terms of estate

planning right yep yeah so part of my demographic

actually is after I work with clients my primary is working with clients for

retirement but I also have a large portion of my client base that are

dealing with estate planning you know those are the clients who maybe aren't

going to be using everything that they've created in their life and they

want a very tax efficient way to transition it to the next generation so

let's just assume a hypothetical situation somebody calls you up it's

it's it's an older couple that's in their 60s that are about to retire

they do have three properties okay and they have five children okay okay what

would be your advice once you were to gather all this information and

determine you know obviously at some point they want to give give some of

this to the children and they want to live comfortably after retirement right

what would be the steps to determine how much money they need to live comfortably

and how much we can leave to the children because they love them right

right right that's like that's a great question it's that's a big question

no but I mean I think you have to kind of like bring it down to simplified

terms at the beginning so when I first meet clients the first thing I do is I

get to know them I get to know what's important to them I get to understand

what their story is like you said about the kids what the

relationship is with them and then we talk a little bit about assets so every

asset is taxed differently every accent grows differently right and and and all

assets have benefits and liabilities right they may have our speeds yeah so

the first step is usually just capturing that and I usually do what's called a

personal financial review so I document all the assets that they have put them

all together and then we have a conversation about what their need is in

retirement so like what are they looking for lifestyle wise in retirement and are

they going to you know every when there must be an isle yeah it's a different

story them they're gonna stay in the same play bingo and play bingo and hang

out in the local area right so everyone's dream of retirement is

different so understanding what what their cash flow needs to be to support

that is the first step and then and then looking at the assets and then how those

are going to transition into supporting them through retirement and then

long-term having that conversation about taxation and how do I reduce their taxes

as much as possible so that's the first conversation right and once we look at

budget and cash flow where they're spending their money and where they

anticipate spending the money in retirement then I can see very

accurately with the modeling software that I use I always take my my my

financial plans my clients out to 90 years old okay and

then I work my and then when I work my way back that usually tells me what's

gonna be left over you're telling them okay I'm 60 30 years to go in five years

I'm gonna retire right so basically I need 25 years right to live comfortably

and then basically I don't really care what happens with the money I'll give it

to the children that's right and then understanding and understanding

what's there how it's gonna grow and what the tax ramifications are if they

just leave it and kick it down the road so my number one job is number one is

helping them understand how they can afford retirement but then the second

conversation is really about over the next 25 years how do we do reduce as

much taxes as possible on the estate and whatever's left over

how do we minimize it to almost zero on the estate costs almost exactly we

should sell the first property within the first five years yes the next one

maybe in 15 yeah and so yeah that's a great idea

like I mean and staggering your if you had hard investments like that you'd

want a stager selling them because you don't want all that income flowing in to

your you know into your the same that I had the same demostración exactly yeah

yeah so you'd want to stagger that and then and then you know what if they're

going to leave something like that if they're if their plan is to leave some

of those hard assets then having that conversation about how do you you know

do put the children on title you know at some point in time do trigger some of

those taxes at the beginning like the the capital gains tax on yourself you

know or do you use something like life insurance to equalize the estate in a

tax-free way the benefit of putting the kids from the title for example from

from taxation point of view from yeah what would it be the benefit

of that well okay that's a great question so I'm not a lawyer and estate

planning lawyers but I know putting clients on in joint tenants in common

will help alleviate some taxes at certain points through throughout the

the estate plan at the end of the day the government's gonna get their pound

of flesh right right right by adding by adding kids or you know mid

adult children because that becomes their primary residence right yeah that

case or is it treated as investment well it still looked at as an investment

property because you can only have one in one night one primary living house

right but the from the kids perspective nothing like let's say they're renting a

place Oh writing them onto the title that kind of becomes again this is

probably for the lawyer more than any more a lawyer a question yeah because I

mean you don't want it I mean at the end of the day if you try if you you want to

make sure you're always on side legally with the government whatnot but under

but obviously there are some ways that you can avoid help avoid probate right

right so if the if the assets like like a like a rental property like that

it doesn't have to flow through probate because you put them on on title then

that might avoid some tax a partially shoe anyway yeah that's purely for the

lawyer to determine yeah the legality of it I think the big conversation is just

understanding what the plan is like what is it that that the clients are trying

to accomplish and and what it what is their primary goal because sometimes

I'll say to people one of the questions I get is shit like a client will say

should I put my children on my primary residence right to avoid some probate

and and make it there they're probably not mine and I'll say okay that's fine

because you are avoiding probate probate by doing that but what you're doing you

they kick you out well that's thank you scenario you lose

control of the property number one and number two you're creating another tax

which is capital gains for the child right so you're you're avoiding one tax

to create another so that's where you kind of get into the meat and potatoes

and what it is they want to try to accomplish and then building a plan over

a certain period of time to make sure that you you know that if they're

outside if that's something you also meet meet at the same time with

the kids and the parents great question with a great question you know I

encourage that all the time you know if possible for for mature clients to bring

their family in because you know sometimes what they want may not be with

the children right right you know so if you're if you're making plans in your

estate and you haven't consulted with your children or the beneficiaries well

you know you might be creating a problem that you don't necessarily need to yeah

and they might not even want that property right lived out of province

right and have no notion of having into the property right so that just really

becomes their investment property in which famous disposal right yeah I we

see that a lot with firms we deal a lot with farming clients that you know

whereby this was like like if there's three or four children one might want to

stay on the farm and work the farm and the other two might have careers and you

know in other fields that don't want to work the farm so I know how do you

equalize that a state so that it's fair for everyone but that comes back to that

conversation you just have which is bringing everyone together so that

everyone knows what the other is thinking and everybody's on board and

threads don't argue after that because there could be issues like this right so

you have absolutely so you're you're there like as a as a mediator

yep kind of trying to come up with best case scenario what everybody involved

that's right if the parents wanna deal with the kids that's right yeah and they

don't have to disclose anything either sometimes they'll bring the kids in and

they don't have to talk about specific assets and dollar value they can just

say you know what is it that you'd like to see out of this process and that's

usually how I start what would the parents like out of the process the

children want to see how for another process and how do we make sure that we

are documenting everything and creating the right plan for everybody

excellent information thank you very much

for coming how can people reach you yeah again if people want to reach it to me

they can reach me at oral financial calm they can also reach me at my email

address Darren at OFS i dot CI or they can call my office

and I'd be glad happy to speak with them which is six one three two five eight

My name is #TomWitek I'm a #OttawaRealEstateSalesperson

you can find more information about me at https://www.justsellinghomes.ca/

if you if you do like our conversations we have them we try to do them weekly

please subscribe to the channel and we're gonna post new content I

appreciate it thank you very much you're welcome thank you so much

For more infomation >> What Does Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Do? | Divorce Mediation | Financial Planning | Estate - Duration: 10:17.

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Victoria And David Beckham Fact Vs Fiction On Divorce Rumors - Duration: 3:11.

Victoria Beckham and David Beckham are headed for a split after getting into a big fight at the royal wedding earlier this month

That's the claim in one of this week's tabloids

Gossip cop can exclusively set the record straight

Posh and Becks epic wedding blow up weeds the latest cover of the Australian version of okay

the accompanying article says the former Spice Girl was in a bad mood at Prince Harry and

Megan markle's wedding because she and her husband had been arguing in the weeks leading up to it a

So-called source tells the magazine

they actually had been fighting so much in the run-up to the wedding that they almost didn't go the

Unreliable outlet doesn't mention what the supposed animosity was all about?

The tabloid further contends that the couple started bickering as soon as they got to the church because the first thing David did was compliment

Amal Clooney is outfit that went over like a lead balloon

Says the questionable insider who goes on to say that

Victoria became furious when she discovered they weren't seated in the VIP area of the ceremony

Said we are like unwelcome black sheep at this wedding and it's your fault

The alleged source concludes that the spouses of nearly twenty years will split sooner than later. She totally blamed David for this

It always promised he would wait until their kids all left home to divorce posh

But I think he will quietly move out and just live apart from her for a while says the supposed insider

Says the seemingly phony tipster

This bogus story is based on information from an anonymous and untraceable source, but the couple's own

Spokesperson tells gossip cop on the record. There's no truth to any of it

We're assured the spouses never had any sort of argument at the royal wedding nor are they headed for a split in fact?

Victoria herself described the royal wedding as the best day. Another aspect of the magazine's article

That's provably false is the notion that the former pop star complained about not being seated in the ceremony's VIP section

Earlier this week Victoria revealed. She sat in the contro at Prince Harry and Markel's wedding

It doesn't get much more VIP than that

This bogus story may have been written because some people on social media

Criticized the former Spice Girl for not smiling in photos taken at the nuptials

Victoria responded to the backlash with an Instagram photo of herself posing stoic ly along with the caption

When you're smiling on the inside

Regardless of the reason for the tabloid publishing its bogus account of events a rep for the Beckham's confirms. It's all fabricated