Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kelli Ferrell is fighting her ex-husband, Chuvalo Ferrell, in federal court over an alleged $700,000 owed, Us Weekly can exclusively report.
According to court documents obtained by Us, Kelli, 40, asked that the court not approve the repayment plan proposed by Chuvalo.
She said the plan was submitted in “bad faith.” The Bravo star claimed her ex put the wrong address on his paperwork. Kelli said the address was a UPS store.
She claimed he had “intentionally attempted to deceive the creditors” including her. “[Chuavlo] does not reside at a UPS mailing address but instead is living free of charge at the residence of his friend,” she alleged.
She said the repayment plan failed to disclose certain judgments Chuvalo allegedly owes Kelli. She said he was ordered to pay $770,000 in a lawsuit over a Chicken-N-Waffles restaurant they ran while married.
The RHOA star also accused her ex-husband of being delinquent on child support payments due after he filed for bankruptcy. She said he had failed to make any child support payment since January.
In her filing, Kelli also believed her ex had understated his gross monthly income of $8,616. She said his monthly income was listed as $19,847 at their divorce trial.
“Clearly, [Chuvalo] is attempting to hide how much money he makes so he would not have to repay as much of his debts, and the [Chuvalo’s] proposed Plan payments does not apply the entirety of his income is left over after necessary living expenses and other financial obligations,” Kelli’s lawyer argued. “Furthermore, [Chuvalo] clearly overstated his monthly living expenses and thereby depressing his available disposable income that is available to repay his debts.” The court has yet to rule on Kelli’s request.
A rep for Chuvalo tells Us, “[Chuvalo] has complied fully with all court requirements under federal bankruptcy law.”
