Actor Charlie Sheen and wife Brooke Mueller signed divorce papers late last month. Speculation of an impending divorce surfaced last December when Sheen was arrested for alleged domestic abuse.
Per the 41-page agreement, Sheen and Mueller will share joint custody of their two children. Mueller will receive primary custody, and Sheen will get the kids every other weekend.
Sheen and Mueller signed a 60-page prenuptial agreement that provided Mueller with an annual allowance ($300,000) as well as a stake in Sheen’s lavish Beverly Hills mansion, and described in detail how the couple’s assets would be divided in the event of divorce.
Mueller waived spousal support but she will receive $55,000 a month in child support. She requested that the amount paid for their two children be equal to the amount that Sheen pays for his two children with ex-wife Denise Richards.
They have also agreed to not disclose any negative personal information about one another’s alleged drug or sexual affairs to the media.
The divorce agreement papers were signed just hours after a vehicle belonging to Charlie Sheen was found in a ravine near the actor’s Hollywood Hills home. In the early morning, the actor’s luxury vehicle was found lying about 100 feet over the side of Mulholland Drive.
The car was abandoned when police arrived. Sheen has claimed he was unaware the car was missing. The car accident is almost identical to an incident that occurred in February.
To learn about prenuptial agreements, child custody and other topics related to divorce, contact a qualified divorce lawyer as soon as possible.
