Michael Avenatti, the California lawyer representing Donald Trump accuser Stormy Daniels, will have to sell off some of his more higher-priced possessions in order to raise money to make right a $2 million divorce settlement, Business Insider is reporting.
Avenatti, a former professional race-car driver, is in the middle of a split from his second wife, Lisa Storie Avenatti, who filed for divorce in 2017.
And according to court documents obtained by TMZ, that divorce is costing him millions. He's been ordered to pay $37,897 per month in child support for their preschool-aged son, retroactive to January 1, 2018. He's also been ordered to pay $124,398 per month in spousal support, dating back to January 2018. Collectively, that adds up to about $2 million.
To satisfy the obligation, Avenatti will reportedly have to sell five luxury watches, some of which are worth upwards of $50,000; a Frank Gehry sculpture, and several other expensive works of art; and a 2017 Ferarri 488 GT Spider, which has a sticker price of about $300,000. What's more, he'll also have to sell his share of a 2017 Honda private jet, which is owned by his law firm, Avenatti & Associates.
It's been a tough few months for the lawyer, who has represented Stormy Daniels and various other women accusing Donald Trump and other prominent men of misdeeds.
