'RHOC' Star Gina Kirschenheiter Scores $230,000 From Ex-Husband Matt In Divorce, No More Child Support
By Ryan Naumann on July 17, 2020 at 1:43 PM EDT
“Real Housewives of Orange County” star Gina Kirschenheiter has agreed to let her ex-husband Matt off the hook for child and spousal support in exchange for a $230,000 lump sum.
According to court documents obtained by The Blast, Gina and her ex-husband Matt have reached a new deal where neither pays child or spousal support.
Last year, the judge ordered Matt to pay Gina $10,000 a month in support for their three children. He had been pleading with the court to make Gina pay him monthly support due to her increase in income. Sources tell The Blast, Matt had never actually made any of the $10k a month child support payments.
Per their new deal, Matt will no longer pay support, but he won’t be paid any. He will not pay Gina a dime in spousal support. The two did agree to split $467,127.39 held in their joint retirement account. Gina will be paid $231,563.70. The agreement will bring an end to their nasty court battle.
Back in 2018, Gina filed for divorce from Matt following eight years of marriage. She listed the date of marriage as May 15, 2010 and the separation date as March 3, 2018. The two share three minor children.
During the battle, the two attempted to reconcile unsuccessfully numerous times. Months later, Matt was arrested for domestic violence over an incident involving Gina. He was charged with felony “corporal injury – on spouse/cohabitant” and felony “False imprisonment effected by violence, menace, fraud, or deceit.”
He plead not guilty to the charges and is awaiting trial. He is facing 4 years in prison for the domestic violence charge and another 3 years on the false imprisonment charge.
Initially, the two reached a settlement in the divorce which had Matt paying Gina $10,000 a month in child support. Gina was awarded primary custody of the kids with Matt having visitation.
Matt rushed to court weeks later pleading for the child support to be axed due to his decrease in income. He asked the court to order Gina to pay him child support.
Back in 2018, Gina filed for divorce from Matt following eight years of marriage. She listed the date of marriage as May 15, 2010 and the separation date as March 3, 2018. The two share three minor children.
During the battle, the two attempted to reconcile unsuccessfully numerous times. Months later, Matt was arrested for domestic violence over an incident involving Gina. He was charged with felony “corporal injury – on spouse/cohabitant” and felony “False imprisonment effected by violence, menace, fraud, or deceit.”
He plead not guilty to the charges and is awaiting trial. He is facing 4 years in prison for the domestic violence charge and another 3 years on the false imprisonment charge.
Initially, the two reached a settlement in the divorce which had Matt paying Gina $10,000 a month in child support. Gina was awarded primary custody of the kids with Matt having visitation.
Matt rushed to court weeks later pleading for the child support to be axed due to his decrease in income. He asked the court to order Gina to pay him child support.
