In January 2022, Google co-founder Sergey Brin filed for divorce from his wife Nicole Shanahan, the creator and CEO of the integrated patent management platform ClearAccessIP. Brin said that the decision was made due to “irreconcilable disagreements.” The ex-shares couples will be shared evenly among them, according to court records. Additionally,
“All matters concerning the parties’ property rights or responsibilities shall be resolved via secret binding arbitration in line with a signed agreement between the parties.”
Sergey Brin, a Google co-founder, is divorcing wife Nicole Shanahan. He’s the sixth richest person in the world and worth $94 billion according to Bloomberg https://t.co/QoInI0H3GC
— Andreas Harsono (@andreasharsono) June 18, 2022
Brin has asked for joint custody of their kid. However, neither party will seek spousal support. The ex-couple has also hired a private interim judge for the case in order to keep the verdict’s processes hidden. According to Sergey’s counsel, the petitioner is Google’s co-founder, and given their high-profile connection, people are curious about their divorce and child custody concerns. Brin’s counsel noted that if the couple’s everyday routines are known to the public, their child may face danger, harassment, or abduction.
Everything there is to know about Sergey Brin’s ex-wife
Nicole Shanahan is a well-known businesswoman, lawyer, and patent expert. She is also the president and creator of the Bia-Echo Foundation. It invests in people trying to make a difference in the area of innovation and tackling issues such as reproductive longevity and equity, criminal justice reform, and a healthy world.
Bia-Echo has launched several projects, including the world’s first Center for Reproductive Longevity and Equality at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging and the Stanford Computational Policy Lab, which aims to have a social impact on criminal justice reform through data analysis and technological innovation.
She is a Stanford Center for Legal Informatics academic fellow. It is a collaboration between Stanford Law School and Computer Science, and it is also where she began the Smart Prosecution Project. It incorporates data science into the prosecution process, resulting in collaborations with district attorneys and community groups. More information about her family, date of birth, job, and educational background are yet unknown.
Sergey Brin and Nicole Shanahan’s relationship
Sergey Brin and Nicole Shanahan apparently met in 2015 and made their first public appearance the following year at the Met Ball. They married in November 2018 and divorced in December 2021, with Brin filing for divorce in January 2022.
Sergey was previously married to businesswoman Anne Wojcicki. They married in May 2007, had a boy the next year, and a daughter in 2011. They separated in June 2015, and it had previously been alleged that Brin had an affair with Amanda Rosenberg, which caused him and Wojcicki to live apart. Sergey co-founded Google with Larry Page and served as Alphabet Inc.’s president until December 2019. Brin is now the world’s sixth wealthiest person, with a net worth of almost $94 billion.
