Scandal-hit golfer Tiger Woods' wife Elin Nordegren will miss out on more than 50 million dollars if she divorces him now.Nordegren, 29, was widely reported last week to be '100 per cent' set on a divorce and in line to receive in excess of 100 million dollars.However, Raoul Felder, a celebrity divorce attorney, said that if she pursues a legal split now, she would only be entitled under Florida law to the sum agreed in the prenuptial agreement before the couple married in 2004 - believed to be 20 million dollars.Woods would also have to pay child support for their two-year-old daughter and baby son.Lawyers familiar with the talks said she could be paid up to an additional 55 million dollars to remain with Woods, 33, for just two more years.
