Ex-wife of former LA Dodgers owner tries to get $131 million divorce thrown out Mrs McCourt is attempting to have the settlement thrown out, claiming they had agreed to "split everything 50-50" and accusing her former spouse, who she married in 1979, of deceiving her about the value of the Dodgers. Lawyers for Mrs McCourt accused Mr McCourt of fraudulent misrepresentation for having valued the couple's assets at $294 million for the purposes of the divorce. Her lawyer Bert Fields told Los Angeles Superior Court: "He didn't add there was an asset out there worth five times that." But Mr McCourt's legal team said that, at the time of the divorce deal Mrs McCourt agreed to, the baseball franchise was in bankruptcy court and its future value was uncertain. His lawyer Bob Sacks said that Mrs McCourt had taken a "risk-averse" decision to accept the $131 million "regardless of the value the assets may ultimately have." He added: "It was a risk Frank took and Jamie was isolated from. She now wishes she had made a different deal. The court should have no patience for these claims. Mrs McCourt told the hearing she believed her ex-husband knew the real value of the team at the time of the divorce settlement but did not reveal it during negotiations for her settlement. She added: "I was surprised I could have made such a huge mistake." A judge is not expected to rule on the case before June.