C.T. Tamburello, the reality TV star known for his appearances on MTV’s “The Challenge,” has recently finalized his divorce from Lilianet Solares. The settlement comes a year after they initially filed for divorce, and it includes important arrangements regarding custody and finances.
Key Takeaway
Reality TV star C.T. Tamburello, known for his appearances on MTV’s “The Challenge,” has finalized his divorce from Lilianet Solares. The settlement includes splitting custody of their 7-year-old son and arrangements for child support. Financially, C.T. will keep their home and his company, while Lilianet will retain her business. This resolution concludes a year-long process and aims to provide stability for their child.
Custody Agreement
According to newly obtained documents, C.T. and Lilianet have agreed to split custody of their 7-year-old son, Christopher Jr. This means that both parents will have equal time and responsibility for their child. They have also agreed to evenly divide the expenses related to Christopher Jr.’s upbringing, ensuring that both parties contribute fairly.
Financial Obligations
C.T. Tamburello will be paying child support to Lilianet on a monthly basis. The amount has been determined at $761.39 per month. In addition to that, C.T. will also provide an additional $332.45 for each week that he is working and unable to exercise equal timesharing with their child. These financial arrangements aim to support the child’s well-being and ensure a fair distribution of costs.
Property and Business Ownership
In terms of property division, C.T. will keep their home. As part of the settlement, he will also pay Lilianet $30,000 for her share of the property’s equity. It is worth noting that C.T. will retain ownership of his company, New Leaf Investments, while Lilianet will keep her business, Solares Management.
This settlement marks the official end of a tumultuous relationship between C.T. Tamburello and Lilianet Solares. They filed for divorce last November, and since then, they have worked together to reach an agreement that prioritizes the well-being of their child.
