Divorce divides family over allegations of greed and abuse

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Renee Brinkerhoff, a 68-year-old Porsche racing enthusiast, is facing serious allegations during her $30 million divorce from restaurant owner William Brinkerhoff, 70. Their divorce, which is causing a rift in their family, has seen accusations of child abuse, infidelity, and greed from their own children. The couple, well-known in Denver for their restaurant chain La Loma, are now embroiled in a legal battle. Renee has claimed she was cheated out of business shares that were allegedly given to their son Mark without her knowledge. She has also accused William of infidelity and controlling behavior, fueled by his religious beliefs. Interestingly, the couple's children are divided in their support. Juliette, their daughter, has publicly declared her loyalty to their father. She has accused Renee of being abusive towards her and her siblings, describing an atmosphere filled with "daily rage" at home. Juliette detailed instances of physical punishment and claimed her mother manipulated their family's image. Renee has countered with her own allegations. She said William's infidelity was a repeated issue in their marriage. However, Juliette and her sister-in-law, Johanna, assert that Renee often flirted with young men during her racing events and was not faithful herself. The couple's lavish lifestyle, which included multiple homes and luxury vehicles, is now the subject of dispute. Although Renee received a substantial divorce settlement, she is still pursuing claims for more. She argues that she lost her rightful stake in the family restaurants when William allegedly sidelined her. The divorce has not only impacted the couple but has also created a divide within their family, leaving their children grappling with the fallout from the accusations. The legal battle continues, and both sides appear determined to defend their reputations.


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