EXCERPT: FROM REUTERS: "Woman Wants $5M +"
LOS ANGELES--A woman who says she lived with Bob Dylan for nearly 20 years is suing the folk-rock superstar for at least $5 million plus an unspecified amount of palimony.
In a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court Wednesday, Ruth Tryangiel said she was always available to Dylan during their years together and that he had promised to marry her.
Tryangiel also claims she helped Dylan in his business decisions and assisted writing some of his songs. The lawsuit says Tryangiel is entitled to $5 million based on property acquired while they were living together and income from song royalties and other sources...
LOS ANGELES--A woman who says she lived with Bob Dylan for nearly 20 years is suing the folk-rock superstar for at least $5 million plus an unspecified amount of palimony.
In a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court Wednesday, Ruth Tryangiel said she was always available to Dylan during their years together and that he had promised to marry her.
Tryangiel also claims she helped Dylan in his business decisions and assisted writing some of his songs. The lawsuit says Tryangiel is entitled to $5 million based on property acquired while they were living together and income from song royalties and other sources...
... The suit said that early in their relationship, Dylan and Tryangiel had agreed to represent themselves to the public as man and wife, and to share any income earned while they were together.
On the palimony issue, the lawsuit says, "Plaintiff and defendant enjoyed and maintained during the course of their relationship a certain standard of living, which standard of living defendant promised to main for plaintiff the rest of her life."
Tryangiel alleges breach of contract, fraud, deceit and intentional infliction of emotional distresses, saying she has suffered "humiliation, mental anguish, emotional and physical injuries, loss of energy, severe tension and profound shock and anxiety."
On the palimony issue, the lawsuit says, "Plaintiff and defendant enjoyed and maintained during the course of their relationship a certain standard of living, which standard of living defendant promised to main for plaintiff the rest of her life."
Tryangiel alleges breach of contract, fraud, deceit and intentional infliction of emotional distresses, saying she has suffered "humiliation, mental anguish, emotional and physical injuries, loss of energy, severe tension and profound shock and anxiety."
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