Heather Mills just won about $50 million of Paul McCartney‘s money AND dumped a glass of water over his lawyers head, what more could she possibly want? As it is, she doesn’t deserve what she’s getting after ONLY four years of marriage. But now she’s hiring forensic accountants to prove that Sir Paul is worth £800 million, not the £400 million he claims.

Heather Mills is trying to prove Sir Paul McCartney is worth much more than the £400million he claimed in their divorce battle.

She has told friends she is employing a team of forensic accountants to examine her former husband’s finances.

Such information, she hopes, will lead to the divorce ruling being overturned and see more money go to their daughter Beatrice, four.

Um, is “money for Beatrice” code for “more money for Heather” because thats what I think it means.  This lady is so greedy that she just needs to stop, take a second, and think about her craziness. That or Sir Paul needs to use some of those millions and have her “taken care of” if you know what I mean.

Heather Mills had more than just cash to splash Monday as she allegedly threw water at Paul McCartney‘s lawyer during the $50-million divorce proceedings.

Mills claimed she was “so, so happy,” with the decision, but events inside the courtroom seem to tell a different story.

According to various accounts in the British press, Mills allegedly lashed out at McCartney’s high-powered attorney, Fiona Shackleton, pouring a glass of water over the solicitor’s head.

The U.K.’s Daily Mirror declared “Wet It Be” on its front page, breathlessly recounting the splash-and-dash. “[Heather] was so angry, she tipped a glass of water over Fiona Shackleton’s head, leaving her with soaking wet hair,” one insider told the paper. “Everyone was stunned. That kind of behavior is just not acceptable.”

Indeed, pictures from the courthouse show Shackleton arriving Monday morning with a bouncy blonde bouffant and leaving at around 2 p.m. with damp locks slicked back behind her ears.

When the BBC asked Mills about the alleged attack, the Dancing with the Stars vet would only say that Shackleton had been “baptized in court.” (Shackleton’s office at Paynes Hicks Beach had no comment.)

Mills certainly wasn’t pulling any punches when she discussed the attorney (who famously represented Prince Charles in his divorce from Diana) in Monday’s post-ruling rant on the steps of the courthouse.

“[Shackleton has] very sadly handled this case in the worst manner you can ever, ever imagine,” Mills said. “She has called me many, many names before even meeting me.”

David Rosen – who has been working for Mills as a solicitor advocate – told reporters Tuesday, “I think [Mills] felt Fiona Shackleton had behaved … in an undignified way.” Although he didn’t “quite see” Monday’s incident, Rosen added, “I just heard the trickle.”

Mills suffered another setback in court Tuesday morning, when she lost her bid to keep the divorce settlement under wraps. The full 58-page judgment was released soon afterward.

PEOPLE