Hollywood veteran Corey Feldman’s seven‑year marriage to former model Courtney Mitchell officially ended in February, but the legal paperwork still shows a sizable financial dispute lingering on the table. While the couple reached a settlement that divided their property and required Feldman to pay $100,000 in spousal support, Mitchell is now asking a judge to force the actor to cover more than $16,000 in unpaid accounting fees and an additional $3,150 in attorney fees tied to the divorce proceedings.
Timeline of the Marriage and Divorce
Feldman and Mitchell exchanged vows in a Las Vegas ceremony on November 22, 2016. The union lasted just under seven years, with the couple separating on June 22, 2023. Their marriage was child‑free, and the two largely kept a low profile despite Feldman’s high‑profile acting career, which includes cult classics such as The Goonies and a brief stint as a child star in the 1980s.
After a period of separation, the pair entered the courtroom in early 2024 to resolve their financial entanglements. The divorce was officially finalized in February 2024, marking the end of a protracted legal battle that had stretched over several months. The settlement agreement, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, detailed the division of assets, spousal support, and the responsibilities each party would assume moving forward.
Financial Settlement and Asset Division
The settlement required Feldman to pay Mitchell $100,000 in spousal support, a figure that was negotiated as part of a broader property division. In addition to the cash payment, Feldman walked away with a modest collection of personal items and vehicles that had been listed in the court documents. According to the filing, his post‑divorce inventory includes:
- A 2016 BMW
- A 2021 Mercedes‑Benz
- A 2013 Coachmen Mirada motorhome
- Five shares of Tesla stock
- A curated set of Michael Jackson memorabilia
These assets were deemed to be Feldman’s personal property, while Mitchell retained the remainder of the couple’s shared holdings. The division was described by both parties’ attorneys as “fair and equitable,” and it paved the way for the final judgment that formally dissolved the marriage.
The Unpaid Accounting and Legal Fees
Even though the divorce settlement was signed, the financial paperwork reveals that the parties still disagree over a series of accounting and legal expenses. During the divorce, both sides hired forensic accountants to untangle Feldman’s complex financial picture, which included royalties, investments, and the Michael Jackson collectibles mentioned earlier. The accountants were tasked with producing a clear snapshot of income, assets, and liabilities to ensure an accurate division.
According to the court documents obtained by TMZ, Feldman agreed
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