Christine Quinn Seeks Primary Custody amidst Allegations of Unpaid Hospital Bills

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16/04/2024 22h00

In a recent development, "Selling Sunset" star Christine Quinn has responded to her estranged husband's divorce petition with startling claims. Christine alleges that her husband, Christian Dumontet, failed to pay significant hospital bills associated with the birth of their son and is seeking primary custody of their child.

According to the documents obtained by TMZ, Christine claims that the hospital bills, which are yet to be determined but amount to over $100,000, were never settled by Christian despite his assurance that he would take care of the expenses himself. Instead, Christine alleges that Christian allowed the bills to fall into collections under her name, resulting in serious damage to her credit.

Furthermore, Christine asserts that she had no knowledge of Christian's failure to pay the hospital bills. As a result, she is now requesting primary physical and legal custody of their son. In addition, Christine is seeking spousal support and urging the court to deny Christian's ability to receive any alimony.

While the division of shared property and assets is yet to be determined, Christine has mentioned the unresolved hospital bill as part of the list of debts and assets accumulated during their marriage.

In a related matter, Christine has also addressed Christian's domestic violence temporary restraining order (TRO) against her. She has submitted her response, detailing allegations she previously made against him in her own restraining order filing. A court hearing regarding these claims is scheduled for Wednesday.

The ongoing divorce proceedings between Christine Quinn and Christian Dumontet continue to uncover new controversies and unresolved financial matters. As the legal battle ensues, both parties await the court's decision on custody, spousal support, and the division of assets.

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