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Iagatta, whose 12-year marriage was declared over July 7 by Judge Beverly Weinger Boorstein, has appealed to both U.S. District Court and the Supreme Judicial Court to intervene to no avail.

Iagatta said his marriage ended after he was hit by a car while riding a bicycle and training for a triathlon in 2004. The divorce judgment specifies he cover his ex-wifeÂ’s legal fees. He was also ordered to pay her $127,000 by Aug. 31 for property division, either by buying out her share of the house Iagatta said they bought from his mother or by selling it outright. None of that has happened. The mortgage is in arrears and Iagatta is hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt, and heÂ’s been declared in contempt by Boorstein.


There is so much wrong with this story I don't even know where to begin.

Why should he have to pay HER legal fees? If she already has a job, she can pay her own bills. If she doesn't have a job - GET ONE!


For her part, Michelle Iagatta must pay her ex $100 a week in alimony so long as they both shall live, or until he remarries. Gorman said, “She’s been sending him a check every week. He has not cashed one. She would just like to be able to get the money (from the house) so she and the boys can move on.”

WOW $100 a week in alimony!! Where the hell did they find this judge? You are living in America, no one can survive on $400 a month.

And isn't that last sentence telling. She wants the money from the house, so she and the boys can move on. Move on?!? Who cares about the father, just leave him on the side of the road like a piece of garbage. Who cares that he won't have a roof over his head or food to eat, its all about the woman. Here's a thought cupcake, you keep the 100 bucks that you are sending him each week and just walk away. Actually I'd like to see her pay thousands of dollars in alimony a month but I'm guessing hell will freeze over and pigs will fly first.

You know I really hope that those children are seeing what kind of gold digging, low-life their mother is.

What a freakin' mess