The divorce battle between Kris Humphries and Kim Kardashian has reached new heights. The New Jersey Nets player has through his attorneys filed legal documents that demand his estranged wife to give him access to any accounting books and records of any transactions during their 72-day marriage. He also accuses her of "breaching fiduciary duty".
"A husband and wife are subject to the general rules governing fiduciary relationships which control the actions of persons occupying confidential relations to each other," Kris' lawyers highlight in the filed papers. "This confidential relationship imposes a duty of the highest good faith and fair dealing on each spouse, and neither will take unfair advantage of each other."
Kris also appears to have an issue with Kim keeping the wedding gifts, and donating double the value to charity. His lawyers wrote in the docs, "A spouse may not make a gift of community personal property, or dispose of community personal property for less than fair and reasonable value, without the written consent of the other spouse."
Kim, who married Kris in a lavish ceremony on August 20, 2011, filed for divorce in Los Angeles Superior Court on October 31 the same year. "Maybe I rushed in to something too soon," she wrote on her blog the day after. "I believed in love and the dream of what I wanted so badly. I felt like I was on a fast roller coaster and couldn't get off when now I know I probably should have."
"A husband and wife are subject to the general rules governing fiduciary relationships which control the actions of persons occupying confidential relations to each other," Kris' lawyers highlight in the filed papers. "This confidential relationship imposes a duty of the highest good faith and fair dealing on each spouse, and neither will take unfair advantage of each other."
Kris also appears to have an issue with Kim keeping the wedding gifts, and donating double the value to charity. His lawyers wrote in the docs, "A spouse may not make a gift of community personal property, or dispose of community personal property for less than fair and reasonable value, without the written consent of the other spouse."
Kim, who married Kris in a lavish ceremony on August 20, 2011, filed for divorce in Los Angeles Superior Court on October 31 the same year. "Maybe I rushed in to something too soon," she wrote on her blog the day after. "I believed in love and the dream of what I wanted so badly. I felt like I was on a fast roller coaster and couldn't get off when now I know I probably should have."