Denise Richards' Estranged Husband Demands $150,000 To Avoid Homelessness

Denise Richards' estranged husband, Aaron Phypers, needs all the cash he can get; at least that is what he is telling the judge.

The frequency medicine practitioner is telling the courts to mandate that the former "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star give him access to their joint account because bills are piling up.

Denise Richards' estranged husband has insisted throughout their divorce process that he deserved spousal support amid claims of domestic violence.

The actress's estranged husband has expressed his need to a judge, stating that his wife should be ordered to give him access to the account so that he can withdraw approximately $150k to sort himself out.

Phypers provided a detailed breakdown of why he needs the sum, noting that he requires $120k to cover his rent, $10k for his attorney fees in the divorce case, and other expenses.

The frequency medicine guru explained that he had millions of dollars in the joint account before his estranged wife pulled the plug on their marriage.

According to TMZ, since the divorce process began, Phypers added that he has been locked out of the account. He also laid claim to her OnlyFans content, asserting that he had taken many photos on the page, hence he owns the copyrights to the pictures.

The actress's ex clarified to the court that his current request should not be mistaken for spousal support, as it is intended solely to maintain his financial stability, offset his debts, and enable him to live an everyday life.

Phypers stressed that his family, along with himself, is on the brink of eviction if his request is not urgently sorted out. He also wants his ex to return the equipment taken from his home, as she might decide to sell it off despite his advice against doing that.

In their most recent legal face-off, Phypers declared that his ex's claim of coming over to his house to cause a scene under the guise of picking up her dogs was false because she did not have a room in her car for the animals to stay.

As stated by The Blast, Richards made some demands in one of her filings, where she asked the court to enforce a zero-contact rule. She also asked him to pay expenses due to their abusive marriage, enroll in an intervention program, and fulfill other demands.

Phypers has now stated that he would not agree to any of the demands in her petition, noting that he was the actual victim in the marriage. The frequency medicine practitioner emphasized that the actress should be the one to compensate him, as she was the abusive one.

He clarified that any request for spousal support from his estranged wife should be squashed, as she did not initially tender a request for it during her response to his divorce filing.

Phypers claimed his ex-wife deliberately tweaked the divorce papers to frustrate him because she knew he was vulnerable and could not get a job due to her involvement in his case.

Richards' efforts to retrieve her belongings from their former shared home in Los Angeles yielded results when the court instructed her to proceed with the move. The Blast reported that the court cleared the former Bravo star to retrieve her personal effects, her pets, and her mother's possessions from the home.

Phypers must also return an iPhone and a black MacBook that his estranged wife explained that he wrongfully extracted from her within a stipulated date.

The actress's former husband reportedly claimed he is not in possession of any of the items, leading the judge to instruct him to "serve and file a declaration to that effect."

Richards' passion for the home had been ongoing for a lengthy period, as she had previously accused him of leaving the house in a messy state while he, his parents, and his brother lived there.

The former reality star provided visual evidence of damaged boxes, clothing, papers, and ruins from neglect and destruction of the property.

The mother-of-three added more fuel to her divorce fire as she asked the court to entirely cut off contact between herself and Phypers by switching her temporary restraining order to a permanent one.

Richards made the request with a witness list ready, which included the names of Phyper's mother and himself. She explained that Phypers’ mom, Patricia, would get in the dock and explain her side of the story based on her knowledge about the abuse perpetrated by her son for about an hour.

After Patricia gets off, Richards will get in the witness box and spend six hours narrating her abusive ordeal at the hands of her ex-husband. 

When she is done, the former reality star expects her ex to go through four hours of questioning on the abuse that occurred during their marriage and many more. The estranged couple has battled things out in court since Phypers filed for divorce on July 7 based on irreconcilable differences.

Is Denise Richards' estranged husband about to be $150k richer or what?