Mills, who represented herself in court last month, hit out at both the legal establishment and McCartney's own lawyer, Fiona Shackleton, who she claimed "called me many, many names". McCartney made no comment today and his spokesman said he would not be saying anything about the ruling.
She objected to this because the document included "private, secure matters" relating to the couple's daughter, Beatrice, aged four, including about her schooling.
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Mills said her appeal was necessary because McCartney had "insisted" the full judgment be released. "It was an incredible result in the end to secure mine and Beatrice's future and all the charities I plan on helping." "I'm so glad it's over," an emotional Mills told reporters. However, in a long, sometimes rambling statement, Mills said she planned to launch an appeal tomorrow against a decision to make public Mr Justice Bennett's entire judgment, rather than just the summary released today.įull details of the judgment have been withheld pending the appeal. Mills, 40, who married McCartney in 2002, said outside the high court in London that she was "very, very, very pleased" at the sum eventually decided on. The amounts were decided by a judge from the high court's family division after the pair failed to reach agreement during a week in court last month.
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