Last month, the exes hashed out a temporary support agreement where Chuck agreed to pay Heidi $4,793 per month, and she would receive another $2,200 from a joint account.
The duo agreed to share joint custody of their 2 children — months after both asked the court to strip the other of custody.
A couple of weeks later, Chuck accused Heidi of violating their agreement when she refused to let him see the children on his birthday. He demanded she be found in contempt of court. A hearing has been set for next month.
Now, in his new motion, Chuck asked that the judge sign off on the parties being declared legally single.
The UFC fighter said he was, “requests that the dissolution of the marriage not be further postponed while financial issues are still being litigated.”
His lawyer added, “Reconciliation between [Chuck] and [Heidi] is not possible, making it in the parties’ best interests to dissolve the marriage without delay. By dissolving the marriage without delay, the parties’ characterization of post
separation acquisitions would not be complicated. Furthermore, [Chuck] would like to be free to remain or to alleviate “emotional strain and pressure.” [Chuck] would also like to be free of the marital bond to remarry.”
Chuck said the other issues including support, property division, and attorney fees, will require a lengthy trial.
A hearing on those issues isn’t scheduled for another four months, which Chuck said is too long to still be married to Heidi. A judge has yet to rule.
