Does Mary Ambrose who dated Robert Palmer receive child support from Mick Carter Palmers former manager for their son born in 2001?

Answer 1

The answer is yes, although the amount she inherited was negligible. Out of the $54 Million Estate, she was only awarded a total of $16,000.00. Interviews were given by Ambrose in 2004 stating that the disbursement of the Will was being "held up" because Switzerland did not recognize "Common Law Wives" and that Robert Palmer had written the Will in her favour. That was not correct. Ambrose was not Robert Palmer's common law wife to start with, and the Will was ajudicated in Paris, France, not Switzerland. As it turned out, Robert Palmer had written his Last Will and Testament to favour his children and to benefit UNICEF. Mary Ambrose did sue the Estate of Robert Palmer in 2004, but her matter was dismissed by the Paris, France Court. She Appealed the Court's decision, but her Appeal was dismissed in 2004.

Answer 2

The answer to part one of this question, does Mary Ambrose own the Mary Frances stores, is no. There is a Web site you can visit, maryfrances.com, that tells the history of the Mary Frances stores, which are based in the bay area. Mary Frances also offers an online catalog. The store is most notable for their custom designed evening bags, sported by Jennifer Anniston, Rene Zellweger and many other actresses. Check out the Meet Mary Frances section of the Web site and there is a picture and bio of Mary Frances, who created her business twenty-six years ago. She is definitely not the Mary Ambrose connected to Robert Palmer, in addition to which according to Mary Ambrose's family, her name is Mary Catherine Ambrose, not Mary Frances Ambrose. Apparently, after Robert Palmer had died she started referring to herself to others as Mary Frances Ambrose, for reasons that her family could not fathom. Imagine is a small recording studio located in Southern California that is owned by a consortium of retired musicians. Mary Ambrose owns no part of the enterprise, which has been extant since 1985.

Answer 3

According to a statement made by Anna Palmer, that is true. Apparently, Robert Palmer had stopped his relationship with Ambrose some months before his death, and because of certain of Mary Ambrose's behaviors, he was also terminating her employ as his Estate Manager and Personal Assistant. It was discovered that Ambrose was funneling money from his household accounts fund of which she was a signatore to her personal accounts. Althought he did not want to press charges against her, she was no longer welcome as his employee. When Palmer asked Ambrose to depart the premises of his home, she refused to do so, and demanded a settlement agreement to be made upon threat of giving interviews to the press about their relationship as well as her personal relationships with friends of his who were well known. Robert Palmer did not want that to occur as it would damage his reputation as well as the reputation of his friends, so he agreed to enter into negotiations with her and allowed her to remain on the premises of his home. When last spoken to about the subject, Palmer had told his daughter that Ambrose had agreed to a settlement of $100,000 in exchange for not giving interviews regarding himself or any of his friends. Ambrose had agreed to sign a contract agreeing to this arrangement. The settlement was not paid out to Ambrose as Palmer died before he had a chance to do so. The agreement was made on September 25, 2003.

Answer 4

Yes. The question was intended to be Was Robert Palmer still dating Mary Ambrose before he died and was she still working for him. Just replace the second mention of Robert Palmer's name with Mary Ambrose.

Answer 5

Robert Palmer ended his personal relationship with Mary Ambrose in February of 2003. Robert Palmer was planning on relocating to Los Angeles with his girlfriend since 1999 Geraldine Edwards, and the Ambrose relationship became extranious. Robert Palmer did advise Mary Ambrose to seek new employment as her continuing to work for him constituted an awkward situation. Prior to Robert Palmer's death, Mary Ambrose was seeking new employment. Robert Palmer was kind enough to allow her to live in his homes and continute to work for him until she could find gainful employment as she did have two sons from friends of his. He wanted to make sure the family had a place to stay. In April of 2003, Mary Ambrose told Robert Palmer of her intentions to give interviews regarding their relationship and also her relationships with his well-known friends. Palmer did not want this to happen and offered to enter into negotiations with her regarding a settlement agreement ensuring that she would not speak publicly of him or his friends. Ambrose agreed. The final settlement was agreed upon on 25, September 2003, but was never finalized due to Palmer's death on 26, September 2003. No settlement agreement had been physically drawn up yet to be signed and filed with the court, therefore the arrangement fell through. The amount of the settlement agreement that ostensibly was going to be paid was $100,000.00 in exchange for Mary Ambrose agreeing not to give any interviews about Robert Palmer or any of his friends in her lifetime.

Answer 6

Yes, that is true per Rae Agostino. Mary Ambrose worked for John and Rae Agostino as their live-in Au Pair from late 1996 to 2000 in Del Mar, California. She became employed by them when she was nineteen years old. The Agostinos' happened to be friends with Robert Palmer as well as business partners with him. Ambrose had met the Agostinos' at the same party she had met Robert Palmer at in 1995 and had become friendly with them. When the Agostinos' mentioned that they were seeking a new Au Pair, as they had two adolescent sons, and both were busy, Mary volunteered to take the position. She remained employed by them until she was hired by Robert Palmer as his Estate Manager and Personal Assistant in 2000. Thanks to Mary's friendship with the Agostinos', Robert Palmer allowed her to contribute background vocals to his Rhythm and Blues Recording, when they asked Robert to award the opportunity to Mary as a birthday present. Mary was very interested in entering the music field. Robert agreed, and let Ambrose contribute on two songs. By all accounts, Ambrose was besides herself over the opportunity.

Answer 7

Yes. Mary Ambrose had a son with Mick Carter, Robert Palmer's former manager, in 2001. He is now eleven years old. Although Carter does not pay a monthly settlement for his son, he paid Mary Ambrose a one-time settlement, the amount of which was undisclosed, in 2004. Mary Ambrose lost her parential rights to her son in 2011, and he is now being reared by a relative of hers in the State of New York.

Answer 8

That is not true. Christine Ambrose is no relation to Mary Ambrose. Mary Ambrose has only one brother, whose name is Michael.

Answer 9

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