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Lisa Hochstein has won a small victory amid her ongoing divorce battle with her estranged husband, Lenny Hochstein.
Page Six reports that the Real Housewives of Miami star will receive $8k per month in temporary support starting on May 1.
Lisa Hochstein Stated “Maintain the status quo.”
A Miami judge ordered that Lenny must “maintain the status quo” for Lisa and their two children, Elle and Logan, amid their divorce process. The Miami plastic surgeon must also pay for their medical insurance as well as pay for Elle and Logan’s school tuition, extracurriculars, summer camp, and so on.
The judge also ordered Lenny to pay $60,000 worth of Lisa’s $85,000 legal fees. He must pay Lisa’s attorney directly.
These orders will remain in effect until Lisa and Lenny can come to a divorce agreement or until a judge issues a new court order for the former Bravo couple.
This decision came down after the Miami Housewife claimed that her $30,000 an-episode RHOM salary was “woefully insufficient” to maintain the lifestyle that she and her children had become accustomed to during her and Lenny’s marriage.
“[Lenny] has significant and substantial assets and earns millions of dollars a year as [a] successful plastic surgeon,” court documents explained. The documents also noted that “without [Lenny’s] contribution, [Lisa] cannot provide the needs and necessities of life as they were established during the marriage.”
Meanwhile, Lenny’s mistress-turned-girlfriend Katharina Mazepa has finalized her own divorce.
The model finalized her divorce from her now ex-husband, Shilo Mazepa, earlier this week, according to Page Six.
The former couple, who were married for three years, signed their divorce agreement on March 22.
Katharina and Shilo divided their assets equally. The two also agreed to keep any items that are currently in their possession.
Shio agreed to pay Katharina $50,000. However, both waived their rights to alimony.
The 28-year-old quickly updated her Instagram bio to read:
“Whoever said money can’t buy happiness never paid for a divorce.”
RHOM is currently in production for season 6.
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Lisa Hochstein will receive $8,000 per month in temporary support starting on May 1.
Lenny Hochstein is required to cover medical insurance, school tuition, extracurricular activities, summer camp, and other related expenses for their children, Elle and Logan.
Lenny Hochstein is ordered to pay $60,000 of Lisa Hochstein’s $85,000 legal fees directly to her attorney.
