'My Unorthodox Life' Julia Haart Declares 'Justice Was Served' After Massive Divorce Win

Julia Haart has plenty to celebrate after her big win in divorce from Silvio Scaglia.

The "My Unorthodox Life" star records a flawless victory as she continues to pursue the very daunting dissolution of her marriage with her estranged husband.

Julia Haart and Silvio Scaglia's messy divorce began in 2022 when the latter attempted to eliminate her from their joint company after she informed him about her decision to end the union.

The entrepreneur was granted control over the business she managed throughout her marriage to Silvio Scaglia, along with their $65 million apartment and nearly $10 million in cash.

Luck smiled on Haart after Judge Jeffrey Pearlman granted her a default judgment in the divorce, as Scaglia ceased participating in the proceedings.

In the recent ruling, Pearlman granted Haart a 50% stake in Freedom Holding. He also assigned her power of attorney over Scaglia's remaining 50% interest, which grants her freedom to independently make decisions for the company without needing Scaglia's approval.

According to the recent judgment, she now owns the impressive 16-room Tribeca triplex penthouse that served as their home throughout their nearly four-year marriage. Since their separation, Haart has been residing in the penthouse. 

The judge also granted Haart $7.4 million in unpaid management fees for 2019 to 2021. Additionally, Haart is entitled to half of the proceeds from selling a Kees Van Dongen painting, which Scaglia sold for approximately $2.97 million and is owned by Freedom Holding.

Pearlman awarded her half of the cash withdrawals the business owner made from their businesses since the divorce began. Page Six confirmed that the court still needs to decide on the amount, but it will likely be a large sum.

Haart and Scaglia ran multi-million-dollar businesses together, including the Elite World Models agency and luxe lingerie firm La Perla.

In the contentious dispute over ownership and management, she alleged that her estranged husband had given her half of Freedom Holding, the parent company of EWG, along with their apartment, in exchange for her role as CEO. 

Scaglia countered her claim, insisting that she owned only a small portion of the company. He also accused her of serious misconduct, including misappropriating funds from a bank account.

He alleged that she took the company's Bentley for her personal use, but when it was time to present his case in court, he failed to provide any evidence to support those claims.

An overwhelmed Haart claimed her belief in justice and truth helped her stay on course even when it all seemed bleak. She confirmed that she strongly hoped that if she kept the faith, every wrong done to her by her estranged husband would be made right by the court.

"I am profoundly grateful to God for granting me the strength to persevere and to Judge Pearlman for holding Silvio accountable and ensuring that justice was served," Haart concluded.

Her attorney, Michael Beyda of Chemtob, Moss, Forman, and Beyda, admired his client's commitment and resilience to her value, which helped her scale through "immense challenges over the past three years."

He described the victory as a testament to the power of staying true to oneself and refusing to stoop to the level of opposition. "We are deeply grateful to Judge Pearlman for holding Mr. Scaglia accountable for his actions and inactions," Beyda reiterated.

In 2022, The Blast reported that Haart accused her estranged husband of threatening her life earlier that year. Additionally, Scaglia faced allegations of antagonism towards her son's faith, Judaism.

A court petition was filedshortly after the 51-year-old individual was dismissed from her role as CEO of Elite World Group. She deemed the order necessary to stop the 63-year-old from acting on the alleged threat he had made.

The designer recalled the millionaire telling her, "I will kill you in the public eye." She also expressed concern for her safety and her children's well-being. Scaglia had allegedly turned "increasingly volatile, abusive, and unhinged." Miriam Haart, his daughter, supported her mother's story.

She was reportedly present at the scene where she witnessed her mother on the bathroom floor, naked and crying hysterically. The designer's daughter admitted that she worried about her mother's safety because Scaglia was screaming in the background and raging.

Before the couple's union was dissolved in 2022, it was already in a deplorable state. The Blast reported that a source confirmed they were still working together in 2021, but not as a married couple.

When Haart filed the petition in February, the former lovers began a lawsuit war. Heart led the charge by filing a restraining order against Scaglia.

The businessman then sued the designer for illegally withdrawing $850,000 from a company bank account after being fired from her CEO role. The Italian billionaire also filed charges against Haart for misusing corporate money for vanity, including shopping and plastic surgery.

How will Silvio Scaglia react to Julia Haart's latest win in the case?