A Los Angeles judge has ruled on spousal support payments. Rachel Lindsay having to do with her estranged husband, Bryan Abasolo.
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More details on Rachel Lindsay’s spousal support payment to Bryan Abasolo
According to Entertainment Tonight, the outlet recently obtained exclusive court documents related to Lindsay and Abasolo’s divorce. The outlet reports that a judge has ordered Lindsay to pay Abasolo “temporary spousal support in the amount of $13,257.00 per month…”
“Defendant is ordered to pay Plaintiff temporary spousal support in the amount of $13,257.00 per month, paid half on the first and half on the fifteenth of each month, beginning July 15, 2024, and continuing in the same manner until further order of the Court,” the decision states.
The $13,257 figure is reportedly several thousand dollars higher than the $9,000 Lindsay initially offered her fiancé. However, it is also several thousand dollars lower than the $16,000 Abasolo is said to have asked for.
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Lindsay’s payment to her estranged husband includes more than just temporary spousal support, according to the source. She was also ordered to pay Abasolo $15,000 for divorce legal fees and $5,000 for “forensic examination costs.”
US Weekly notes that both payments from Lindsay to Abasolo must be paid “within the next 60 days.”
Furthermore, the channel added that a decision still needs to be made on whether “Lindsay needs to make retroactive spousal support payments.” Under the FKKB Act, retroactive spousal support payments are “debts incurred before the judge issued a temporary support order.”
Entertainment Tonight reports that the couple’s next court appearance is scheduled for September 23.
A Brief Recap of Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo’s Divorce So Far
As The Shade Room previously reported, Abasolo filed for divorce from Lindsay in January after four years of marriage. At the time, he listed irreconcilable differences as the reason for their split.
In May, Abasolo requested emergency spousal support from Lindsay, according to The Shade Room. This was also when Abasolo initially asked Lindsay to pay more than $75,000 in his attorney fees.
Later that month, Lindsay reportedly asked the judge to dismiss Abasolo’s request, according to The Shade Room.
Lindsay’s requests appear to have been unsuccessful for now, but the former ‘Bachelorette’ has previously shared some advice for others.
“The reason I don’t [get a prenup] “It was because my financial situation now… is completely different than when I got married… We didn’t see eye to eye on a prenup, and I didn’t want it to become a bigger issue,” she explained during a recent appearance on the podcast ‘Hidden Gems With Natasha Parker’. “So we didn’t have one. In hindsight, obviously, I did.” 1721302203“ .
Ultimately, Lindsay explains that “everyone should have a prenuptial agreement.”
“Everyone should have a prenuptial agreement,” she said. “I never could have predicted that in 2024 I would be divorced. You never know what life is going to throw at you or what’s going to happen.”
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