'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Star Jeff Garlin Paying Ex $80,000 A Month In Spousal Support

"The Goldbergs" star Jeff Garlinhas finally settled with his ex-wife Marla Garlin, after filing for divorce from her in 2018, after 24 years of marriage.

In court documents obtained by The Blast, Garlin was ordered to pay her $80,000 in spousal support monthly, but this amount will be slashed after the actor's show, "Curb Your Enthusiasm," comes to an end.

Garlin and Marla share two adult sons, Duke and James.

As we reported, the actor filed for divorce from Marla in 2018, citing "irreconcilable differences."

In their settlement, Garlin has been ordered to pay Marla $80,000 in spousal support for as long as his show, "Curb Your Enthusiasm," runs, after which the amount will be reduced to $35,000.

The agreement notes that "In the event filming for Curb and/or The Goldbergs stops due to Covid-19 or a reason unrelated to [Garlin] (e.g. such as a force majeure event), base spousal support shall immediately decrease to $35,000 per month, commencing the month that immediately follows the date filming stops."

The former couple will divide several of their properties. However, Jeff gets to hold on to their Chicago and NY property as well as a Los Angeles property.

His ex-wife Marla will also get part of Garlin's residuals and royalties for his work on TV. This includes shows and movies such as "The Goldbergs," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Toy Story" 4 & 3, "Arrested Development," and a few others.

In what the actor might see as a huge win, he has been awarded his sporting tickets.

This comprises "the entirety of the Chicago Bears season tickets for the 2021-2022 season, including the future right to purchase the same in [Garlin's] name. The entirety of the Los Angeles Clippers season tickets for the 2021-2022 season, including the future right to purchase the same in [Garlin's] name."