Linda Hogan Hulk Hogan Divorce To Avoid Nick Hogan Crash Civil Lawsuits

The pending divorce between Terry and Linda Bollea could serve as a strategic move in a civil suit over the wreck that critically injured a young man riding with their son.
That’s the opinion of Kimberley Kohn, a Tampa attorney who represents Ed Graziano, the father of injured passenger John Graziano.
Mrs. Bollea, 48, filed a petition for a divorce last week against her husband of nearly 24 years, Terry Bollea, 54, who wrestled professionally as Hulk Hogan.
The divorce petition seeks a split of the couple’s assets, including a Belleair mansion and Clearwater Beach home with combined assessed values topping $7.9-million…
Kohn said Monday a divorce could be one step the Bolleas could take to try to protect assets. That’s because it could cut Terry Bollea’s assets in half, she said…
Nick Bollea faces a felony charge of reckless driving with serious bodily injury, and attorneys for John Graziano’s estranged parents have said they intend to file a lawsuit as a result of the crash.
But if the Supra and the Viper are not registered to both parents, it could be harder to go after Mrs. Bollea individually, Kohn said. The mother’s degree of control over who used the vehicles would have to be determined.
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On November 29th 2007, Laura wrote:
I have to say, I might do the same thing to protect my hard earned money from someone who would sue me just get money off a bad situation! Shame on the Graziano’s family for going after their “so called friends” money because their son chose to get in a car and not wear his seatbelt.
On December 11th 2007, charlieboy wrote:
I have seen this happen more than once. A sibling of mine is currently doing the same thing for the reason of financal problems. It can and does work although of course has to be the last option. Hopefully the Hogans’ problems will dissolve with this action.