A woman in Moscow allegedly devised a plan to secure her financial future by deliberately conceiving a child with a wealthy businessman she met at a men’s club. The businessman, identified as Sergey, later faced a lawsuit for alimony after the woman, Irina, gave birth. A DNA test confirmed his paternity, leading to a settlement where he provided her with an apartment, a business, and monthly alimony payments.

The unusual case, revealed by Irina’s lawyer, involved a pre-selected target from a list of club patrons with detailed financial information. Irina allegedly used Sergey’s sperm for fertilization after a sexual encounter at the club. Sergey, concerned about his reputation and family, agreed to the settlement to avoid publicity.

However, the businessman later reduced his income by transferring assets, prompting Irina to challenge these actions in court. She also successfully petitioned to have her alimony payments adjusted to a percentage of his income. Irina reportedly has extensive legal experience and is a Moscow native.

Doubts have been raised regarding the method of fertilization. One lawyer questioned the plausibility of conception via the method described. The lawyer speculated that the businessman might have fabricated the story to protect his marriage, suggesting a possible collusion with the child’s mother. Despite the unusual circumstances, legal experts emphasize that the method of conception is irrelevant in determining parental responsibilities and inheritance rights.