“Husband has no real desire to coparent due to his anger towards her,” Julianna says in her filing. Julianna Zobrist seeks primary custody of the children and child support, while Ben advocates for a 50-50 parental plan.Julianna Zobrist said she continued to “emotionally support” Ben and his “often-rigorous baseball schedule, many of the games lasting late at night, with all three children in tow.”.Julianna Zobrist alleges that Ben struggles with “mental health issues” that include manic tendencies, depression, anxiety and thoughts of suicide and that she helped “manage husband’s behavior” so it wouldn’t adversely affect his baseball career.Julianna Zobrist has countersued Ben for inappropriate marital conduct, though it’s not spelled out in the documents available to the Tribune and Ben has denied the allegation.Ben Zobrist accuses Julianna of orchestrating a “scheme” to persuade Ben to put their divorce proceedings on hold and return to baseball so his earnings would continue to fill the marital coffers.It appears some if not the majority of witness testimony will come from depositions.
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Here are just some of the facts and allegations revealed in documents before the weeklong divorce trial is set to begin Aug.
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Zobrist, by having the extramarital affair and confessing same to her husband, and not disclosing the true extent of her affair, that caused him such extreme mental distress and difficulty that resulted in an inability to finish his long and very successful career in the way that he had hoped for and planned for.”īen Zobrist alleges that Julianna overspent from the marital estate by “at least $691,602.86” and is seeking 60% of the couple’s assets.īoth parties laid out their full battery of accusations in the briefs as well as their proposals for dividing assets and sharing custody of their three young children. “Rather than accepting blame for having torn her husband’s heart out by having an affair with their pastor, she expected him to be able to totally focus in an elite athletic job that required (100%) of his physical and mental energy,” Rogers writes in the memorandum. Julianna Zobrist greets her husband, Cubs player Ben Zobrist, after she sang the National Anthem on Memorial Day before the game Monday, at Wrigley Field.
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