The Go-Dutch Couple Splits the Divorce Too

I earn $7.8 million a year, the acknowledged success story in my circle. My wife, Angela Pruitt, makes $4,500 a month as an ordinary administrative clerk. Twenty-six years of marriage, and I've treated "keep clear accounts even between family" as gospel, holding firm to splitting everything down the middle. From buying a house or a car to a single stalk of onion, garlic, or herbs, I've tallied every last expense to the penny. I always thought of myself as rational and clear-headed, keeping my assets safe while maintaining what I called fairness.