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From: calgal10/25/2012 3:32:07 AM
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The Divorce Papers Behind the Allred Allegations
6:18 PM, Oct 24, 2012 • By DANIEL HALPER




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Attorney Gloria Allred has reportedly been planning a pre-Election Day surprise targeting Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. The key for the attention-seeking lawyer, it seems, is to uncover "Mitt Romney’s 1991 testimony in the divorce of Staples founder Tom Stemberg," the Boston Globe reports. But a document revealing the judge's ruling on the case in 1994 suggests the case has long been legally settled.

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As the Globe notes, "Stemberg’s ex-wife, Maureen Sullivan Stemberg, appeared in court on Wednesday and supported the release of Romney’s testimony. Robert G. Jones, an attorney for Romney, said the candidate has no position on whether his testimony should be unsealed."

Gloria Allred's client is Sullivan-Stemberg. And, according to court documents and past press accounts, the muddy divorce proceedings have been going in some fashion for over 25 years.

Allred and her client are rumored to believe that Romney misstated the value of Staples in order to help his friend, Stemberg, receive a more favorable divorce ruling. But it's hardly news that Stemberg believes she settled for too little.

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