Hogan Asks The Court For $300,000

[mrtonguetwista]

CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Hulk Hogan is running out of money, and he wants a judge to give him access to some of his funds that have been frozen until his divorce is resolved.

On Monday, attorneys for Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, filed documents asking that the former professional wrestler be given $300,000 from the frozen assets. In December, Linda Bollea was granted $400,000 to pay attorneys' fees for the divorce.

Hogan claims that a back surgery last month will keep him from working in the near future. The motion said he has just $410,985.84 in his bank account, and his bills are $312,686.35.

A hearing is scheduled for Thursday at 1:30 p.m.

 

[Zer0.MediA]

I think that guy has enough cash (not to mention the Wrestlemania cash he's about to see) that they can let him spend some of it. Linda wouldn't notice the difference if half of Hogans entire bank account was gone.

 

[T-Rip]

Hows he have that little of money? i though he pulled a fast one in court by selling whatever the fuck to Eric Bishoff.

 

[f31roger]

well, what ever he has hidden, he's tryna keep it there. i wouldnt give shit to linda either... and any money that they both bout to share, I'd use up.

 

[WT SAVAGE]

LOL at hulk letting his money suckin bitch sit on her ass all her life. she will leach on another soon

 

[HERESY]

Hogan, divorce lawyer spar outside Fla. court

The Associated Press, March 13, 2009

CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) -- An attorney for Hulk Hogan's wife got into a verbal sparring match with the former professional wrestler outside a courtroom Thursday and asked if Hogan was going to wrestle him.

The spat started when lawyer Ray Rafool was answering questions about the divorce case for television cameras. He spoke after a hearing in which a judge granted the release of $225,000 in frozen assets for Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea.

While Rafool spoke to the media, the towering Hogan tried to interject a comment from behind a row of cameras and reporters.

"Are you gonna wrestle with me here?" Rafool said loudly. "Are you gonna come across the cameras? Then be quiet."

"It's a free world," Hogan replied.

"No, it's not a free world," Rafool said. "It's called professionalism."

The attorney, who had recently accepted an autograph from Hogan for his son, then delivered a stinging blow to any World Wrestling Entertainment wrestler: "You're an actor. You're acting now."

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