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| Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony, seen together in 2011 months before they announced their plan to divorce, are finally unmarried. (Ricardo Arduengo / Associated Press) |
Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony's divorce -- which lasted long enough that both were able to begin and end significant relationships in the interim -- has been finalized.
The couple's plan to split, which went public in July 2011, was initially described in a joint statement as a "difficult decision" but an "amicable" one. Anthony didn't file divorce papers until April 2012, by which time Lopez was months into a relationship with backup dancer Casper Smart.
Though negotiations about money and custody were wrapped up in March, E! News said, court backlogs kept the final judgment from being entered until Monday.
Lopez will have primary custody of 6-year-old twins Max and Emme, while Anthony gets them seven days each month with nannies in tow. That according to TMZ, which first reported the divorce-is-final news. The exes both agreed to shield the kids from paparazzi-types, the website said.
Also, there's no child or spousal support being paid by either person, which is probably good news for Anthony. The singer just saw his child-support payments to ex-wife Dayanara Torres doubled to $26,800 a month, according to Us Weekly.
Read More>> http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/gossip/la-et-mg-jennifer-lopez-marc-anthony-divorce-final-child-support-20140618-story.html
The couple's plan to split, which went public in July 2011, was initially described in a joint statement as a "difficult decision" but an "amicable" one. Anthony didn't file divorce papers until April 2012, by which time Lopez was months into a relationship with backup dancer Casper Smart.
Though negotiations about money and custody were wrapped up in March, E! News said, court backlogs kept the final judgment from being entered until Monday.
Lopez will have primary custody of 6-year-old twins Max and Emme, while Anthony gets them seven days each month with nannies in tow. That according to TMZ, which first reported the divorce-is-final news. The exes both agreed to shield the kids from paparazzi-types, the website said.
Also, there's no child or spousal support being paid by either person, which is probably good news for Anthony. The singer just saw his child-support payments to ex-wife Dayanara Torres doubled to $26,800 a month, according to Us Weekly.
Read More>> http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/gossip/la-et-mg-jennifer-lopez-marc-anthony-divorce-final-child-support-20140618-story.html
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