Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Heather Mills appears to have let slip further secrets of her £800 million divorce battle with Sir Paul McCartney. She’s been photographed clutching a ring folder on which she has scribbled a series of notes relating to her legal fight. The notes suggest she is seeking a highly unusual court order – which lawyers say is mainly obtained in domestic violence cases – to keep Sir Paul out of the ‘matrimonial home’. The notes, clearly in view to photographers as Ms Mills walked towards Victoria Station, are headed: "I’m seeking an order for occupation of the matrimonial home." It is then followed by three, numbered bullet points. The first says: "Continued access till divorce," while the second is illegible. The third refers to a "contempt of court" and beneath it is written "ex parte application". The final piece of the page on view contains the name "The Honourable Mrs Justice Baron". This implies the judge set to hear the case is Mrs Justice Baron QC, a brilliant divorce barrister appointed to the High Court in 2004. Before becoming a judge, Florence Baron acted in a number of high-profile divorce cases, representing among others Victoria Spencer in her divorce from Princess Diana’s brother Earl Spencer. It is not the first time Ms Mills has revealed details of the case. It was discovered she was being represented by Mishcon de Reya, the firm that represented Princess Diana in her divorce case, when a folder with the firm’s name emblazoned upon it was photographed on her knee. A leading family lawyer said today an occupation order was rare and usually only made in cases where domestic violence was a major issue. It is likely the order refers to her current home in Hove rather than the house in Peasmarsh, East Sussex, where McCartney lives.

What Heather scribbled down:

1: "I am seeking an order for occupation of the matrimonial home" An occupation order under part IV of the Family law Act 1996 is rare and usually obtained where domestic violence is an issue in divorce cases.

2: Continued access till divorce Likely to refer to her right to visit McCartney’s current properties until divorce. It is not thought to refer to their daughter Beatrice.

3: Largely illegible

4: "Contempt of court. Ex parte application" Contempt of court may refer to the leaking of highly explosive court papers, in which she alleged he had being abusive towards her.

5: The Honourable Mrs Justice Baron This refers to Dame Florence Baron QC, appointed a High Court judge in 2004. "An absolutely brilliant barrister and reckoned an absolutely first rate judge," said a lawyer. Has she been appointed to the case?

Daily Mail 

She will do anything for attention…b!tch

Paul McCartney’s ex-wife, Heather Mills, is planning to take 40 friends on a £100,000 pound ($189,000) European birthday celebration. The Sunday Mirror reported on Mills’ plans, which come after she revealed on television that she is not romantically involved with fitness guru Ben Amigoni. The Mirror reported that despite Mills saying she will never get married again, she and 22-year-old Amigoni were filmed suggestively in a training session for the TV show. Mills said she was not a gold digger, because most of her money goes to charities. Mills said the upcoming bash at a resort in Slovenia is her way of thanking her guests for their support through the divorce. However, the Mirror reported that some skeptics think the bash might be Mills’ way of trying to win over some of the mutual friends she shared with McCartney.

UPI 

Does she really have 40 friends?

HEATHER MILLS is to give her first TV interview about her bitter split from Paul McCartney. The 38-year-old has agreed to give an interview to NBC’s nightly Extra TV show. The interview will be screened next week, most likely on Thanksgiving Day – a national holiday in the US. Mills, who claims she was beaten by the former Beatle, arrived in Los Angeles yesterday to prepare for the interview.

Daily Record

I love that she is banished to Thanksgiving, a day no one watches TV. 

In the wake of her split from Sir Paul McCartney Heather Mills is reportedly planning reviving her modelling career. Mills has informed her modelling agency MOT Models that she is available for jobs and wants to start working as soon as possible. A source told Closer magazine: "She knows she’s got a very hard time coming up with the divorce but she doesn’t see why her life must stop completely." "Heather wants to look and feel good so she’s been dead set on getting fit so that modelling jobs do arise. She’s a survivor and will work for her money if need be." Let’s face it; she was never exactly a top model…except in German sex guides.

Entertainment Wise

The only thing she can model is for the before part in ads. 

LOVING dad Paul McCartney has secretly offered Heather Mills a staggering £20million EXTRA for custody of their daughter Beatrice. He hopes the whopping sum—on top of the £80million payoff his wife is claiming as a divorce settlement—will stave off a bitter court battle over their three-year-old child. The sensational move comes despite public assurances from both Sir Paul and Heather, 38, that they would take care of Beatrice jointly. If a deal is done it will mean his four-year marriage to the one-legged ex-model will have cost Macca an astonishing £100MILLION. The former Beatle, worth £825million, has been openly discussing his offer with friends and family members over the past fortnight. A pal said: "Paul only wants what’s best for his little girl. She means everything to him. "But his fear is that if Heather gets custody then she could make things really difficult for him in the future to have proper contact with Bea. "He is worried she will slowly cut him out of his daughter’s life and he couldn’t bear that." The pal went on: "Paul wants the divorce and custody of Beatrice settled in a one-off transaction." "He has told Heather, ‘It’s simple—I get Beatrice, you get your money and that’s it’. "Essentially the £20million goes in her pocket and is over and above her divorce settlement." The well-placed source —who has already revealed to the News of the World the McCartneys’ ketchup battle and Stella’s hatred for Heather—added: "Paul has taken the attitude that with his wife everything boils down to money." Upbeat Macca openly discussed his plans during a series of birthday parties for his daughter two weeks ago. He revealed how he’s confident of raising Beatrice at his 160-acre estate in Peasmarsh, Sussex. A top family lawyer revealed Macca’s move to get sole residence has a strong chance of being agreed in the courts. Family mediator Helen Howard said: "If both agree in writing a judge is likely to approve."

News of the World 

I bet she is holding out for more. She wants half and will not stop until she gets that?

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