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The estranged wife of the German-born billionaire owner of New York's world-famous Chrysler Building has been awarded more than £37million under the terms of their prenuptial agreements after their marriage broke down, a judge in London's High Court has today ruled.<br>Michael Fuchs, 62, and French ex-journalist Alvina Collardeau-Fuchs, 47, have been battling in the British courts over how much money the property tycoon should pay his spouse.<br>Lawyers for Mr Fuchs said the figure was £30million and Ms Collardeau-Fuchs said it was more than £45million.<br>A private hearing at the Family Division of the High Court last month was told that Ms Collardeau-Fuchs wanted £1.16million a year provision for children while Mr Fuchs suggested £350,000 a year. <br>But in ruling published today, Mr Justice Mostyn said the former journalist is entitled to more than £37million.<br>         Michael Fuchs and Alvina Collardeau posing for a photo in New York c 2011 <br>         The couple married in New York in 2012, shared a home in London and separated in 2020, the judge heard<br>   RELATED ARTICLES                  <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>However, the judge refused her demands for their children, ruling that Mr Fuchs would pay children's school fees and extras on the school bills; the cost of the children's nannies - capped at £100,000 a year; and periodical payments for the benefit of the children, worth £554,000.<br>The total award for  [https://www.racasinos.com 라카지노] child maintenance is understood to be the second-highest ever made by a UK court, behind the settlement made in the case of Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum and his ex-wife Princess Haya.<br>         Alvina Collardeau-Fuchs in Florida in 2013<br>Mr Fuchs and his wife married in New York in 2012, shared a home in London and separated in 2020, the judge heard.<br>The judge was told at a [https://www.brandsreviews.com/search?keyword=preliminary%20hearing preliminary hearing] during the summer that Mr Fuchs, who moved to the US in the 1990s, was the billionaire owner of the Chrysler Building, according to financial news agency Bloomberg.<br>Mr Fuchs told the judge in October that the 'value of his fortune had plummeted recently due to the turbulent economic climate'.<br>The judge heard that Mr Fuchs had enjoyed an 'extraordinarily successful career' and owned a 'very significant amount of prime mid-town Manhattan real estate' before marrying Ms Collardeau-Fuchs.<br>The judge had to consider a forgery allegation made against Mr Fuchs by Ms Collardeau-Fuchs.<br>She alleged that her signature had been forged on a mortgage document.<br><br>Mr Fuchs disputed the allegation.<br>The judge made it clear, in his ruling, that he had not made 'any positive findings of falsification' against Mr Fuchs.<br>Mr Justice Mostyn heard evidence in private but said proceedings could be reported and the estranged couple named in media reports of the case.<br><br>He said their children could not be named.<br>         The judge was told at a preliminary hearing during the summer that Mr Fuchs, who moved to the US in the 1990s, was the billionaire owner of the Chrysler Building, according to financial news agency Bloomberg<br>Mr Chamberlayne told the judge that Ms Collardeau-Fuchs' budget was 'evidence of greed, not need'.<br><br>The judge rejected this claim.<br>Nicholas Cusworth KC, who led Ms Collardeau-Fuchs' legal team, said she had 'ceased independent work' at Mr Fuchs' instigation when their relationship 'gathered pace'.<br>Mr Cusworth told the judge that Mr Fuchs accepted that he was rarely at home during the week and that Ms Collardeau-Fuchs deserved credit for having given up her career and invested in the care of the children.<br>Mr Fuchs had told Mr Justice Mostyn how he believed smothering children in luxuries made them 'jaded' and added: 'I want them to learn the value of money.'<br>