Frank and Jamie McCourt
1979–2011
$130M
Her settlement, October 2011. She gave up her claim to the Dodgers.
- Years
- 30
- Kids
- —
- Per day
- $12K
- Rank
- #25
Menu divided 50/50 under California Family Code § 2550
Divorces McCourt
She ran the Dodgers until the day after they were knocked out of the playoffs.
1979–2011
$130M
Her settlement, October 2011. She gave up her claim to the Dodgers.
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The marriage, scored like a season.
Per-day figures divide the settlement by the days married, approximate where the exact dates aren’t public. Household income: U.S. Census Bureau, Income in the United States: 2024, Sep 9, 2025. $1-bill thickness: Bureau of Engraving and Printing, currency facts (archived).
1 day
Between the Dodgers’ playoff elimination and her firing as CEO.
(Wikipedia: Frank McCourt (executive))3 days
How long a June 2011 settlement lasted before MLB rejected the TV deal it depended on.
(Wikipedia: Frank McCourt (executive))No. 25 of 46 divorces with a reported price tag.
1979
Married. (Wikipedia: Frank McCourt (executive))
Oct 14, 2009
Separation announced. (Wikipedia: Frank McCourt (executive))
Oct 22, 2009
She’s fired as Dodgers CEO. (Wikipedia: Frank McCourt (executive))
Dec 7, 2010
A judge invalidates the postnup. (Wikipedia: Frank McCourt (executive))
Jun 20, 2011
MLB rejects the TV deal; a 3-day-old settlement collapses. (Wikipedia: Frank McCourt (executive))
Oct 17, 2011
Settled: about $130 million. (Wikipedia: Frank McCourt (executive))
May 1, 2012
Dodgers sale closes at $2 billion. (Wikipedia: Frank McCourt (executive))
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