Varsha Gohil, a 61-year-old mother of three, receives a reported £6.6 million in connection with a divorce from solicitor Bhadresh Gohil. The dispute is described as a long-running case, with Varsha first filing for divorce in May 2002. The sources describe the matter as lasting nearly 25 years, involving a dispute between Varsha, her ex-husband, and the Crown Prosecution Service. The reporting links the divorce to allegations and proceedings around money laundering and concealment of assets. The Mirror and the Daily Mail state that Bhadresh Gohil hid a reported £28 million fortune, and that the divorce proceedings became closely tied to those wider fraud-related issues. While the articles characterize the settlement as resulting from the final stage of the divorce, they also indicate that it follows or reflects actions taken by prosecutors and related proceedings over concealed assets. The Daily Mail adds that Varsha initially cited adultery and unreasonable behaviour when seeking the divorce in 2002.
Woman in “Britain’s longest divorce” receives £6.6m settlement after fraud case
Varsha Gohil, a 61-year-old mother of three, receives a reported £6.6 million in connection with a divorce from solicitor Bhadresh Gohil. The dispute is described as a long-running case, with Varsha f...
- Varsha Gohil files for divorce from solicitor Bhadresh Gohil in May 2002.
- The divorce dispute is reported as lasting nearly 25 years, described as “Britain’s longest divorce”.
- The reporting connects the case to money laundering allegations and concealed assets.
- Bhadresh Gohil is reported to have hidden a fortune said to be about £28 million.
- Varsha Gohil is reported to receive a settlement of about £6.6 million, with the Crown Prosecution Service involved.
Varsha and Bhadresh Gohil's divorce battle lasted nearly a quarter of a century, culminating in a tug of war between the mum, her fraudster husbamd, and the Crown Prosecution Service
2 months agoVarsha Gohil, 61, first filed for divorce from solicitor Bhadresh Gohil in May 2002, citing adultery and unreasonable behaviour.
2 months agoVarsha Gohil, 61, first filed for divorce from solicitor Bhadresh Gohil in May 2002, citing adultery and unreasonable behaviour.
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