Corey Feldman Reportedly Deep In Tax & Credit Card Debts Amid Battle With Estranged Wife

Corey Feldman is in a dire financial mess as he battles his estranged wife, Courtney Feldman, in their prolonged divorce.

The American actor disclosed he is in a fiscal mess according to the income and expense declaration filed as part of his divorce from his former partner.

Corey Feldman listed the date of his separation from Courtney Feldman as June 22, 2023, asking that his former wife's right to spousal support be terminated by the judge in charge of their marriage dissolution.

The child star confessed that he is struggling to clear off huge unpaid taxes and credit card debt in the declaration filed as part of his divorce proceedings.

She demanded the actor be ordered to dole out $5,000 in monthly spousal support as she is currently working part-time at a coffee shop and owed serious amounts of money in medical debt.

In Touch reported that the actor's former partner revealed that Corey had been voluntarily remitting $2,000 a month in spousal support. Still, the amount was not enough to sustain her finances or to maintain the lifestyle she enjoyed while married to the American actor.

Corey countered his former wife's claim, explaining that he was not earning near what his estranged wife claimed, reiterating that he takes in around $2,536 in income every month.

He explained that he spends about $613 on union dues and another $387 on health insurance. Corey declared he had only $34,000 to his name in cash and bank accounts, with his monthly expenses still totaling $16,799.

Corey's healthcare reportedly gulps around $5,000, which is not covered by his insurance. He also pays $2,000 on groceries, $2,000 on takeout, $1,000 on laundry, $1,500 on auto expenses, $225 on charitable contributions, $835 on entertainment, and $500 on clothes.

He also notes that he has two running debts that he services monthly with the first debt being $42,000 owed to Capital One and another $192,000 owed to the IRS over unpaid taxes.

Corey added that he paid $439 on the credit card debt in October and a $1,600 payment on the IRS debt in November.

In her plea to get $5,000 monthly spousal support, Courtney stated that she believed the actor earned over $280,000 on monthly income compared to her meager $1,982 at her current job.

Her lawyer claimed she had offered emotional support to Corey and his career since 2011. She noted that she is now abandoned by him, and aside from "under guideline support," she has no home, no job, no vehicle, or money for healthcare.

Courtney further noted that her decision to quit drugs and their lifestyle was responsible for the demise of their union.

"In May 2023, I informed Corey I would not be 'partying' anymore, and further, because of my deteriorating health and increased stress, I would not be going on tour. Once I said no to the drugs, our relationship unraveled quickly," she declared.

Corey filed for divorce in September 2023 and cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for their split. He listed the date of separation as June 22, 2023, denying that they had lived large while married.

He clarified that they rented a home with three roommates, and he paid $5,000 for Courtney to qualify as a certified healthcare coach, but instead took a job as a barista and did not embark on a job search.

The Blast reported that the barista tendered her text messages with the actor as evidence in her petition for temporary spousal support in their divorce case.

Details from the chat prove that the TV star positively responded to her plea for financial aid with her medical bills. "Courtney, I'm sorry to hear U R struggling. Please send me a bill or breakdown of what these medical expenses are, and I'll see what can be done," he allegedly wrote, adding:

"Unfortunately, this is the worst timing ever, I leave for tour Tom and have no $ at all as I am way over extended. Had to get real bud for this one, and they wanted $ in advance."

The musician admitted that he was financially handicapped until he was laid in a few weeks for the shows.

Courtney was confident Corey had enough money to spare as she claimed that "for the last year, he has been marketing and selling toy dolls of himself called 'Funko' dolls. These dolls collectively are worth a lot of money."

She noted that the dolls are "highly collectible and sell out very fast," so he has money from multiple sources, "including his current band tour for the next several months."

She alleged that the doll deal would have grossed the musician $700,000. Courtney claimed the performer made about $35,000 at every fan convention and $50,000 per year selling videos to fans on Cameo. 

Courtney continued that his recently produced documentary also raked in about $700,000 for the actor.