The stars of “Rhonj” order to pay a bankruptcy of $ 760,000

existing “”Real houses“The stars facing a long -term legal problem, and now, Bravoverse members can add another name to it.

Jacqueline LoretaWho played the star in “Real Housewives of New Jersey” for seven seasons, and her husband, Christopher LoretaHe was struck by court ruling and ordered them to pay a huge amount of six numbers for the Seidman & Pincus LLC.

According to a new report, the legal team claimed that they represent the former “Real Housewives” stars in 2014 as part of the Kristen bankruptcy case of his clothing line, Signature Apparel Group.

In early July 2025, the New Jersey Judge Jacqueline and Christopher officially ordered the payment of a huge sentence of $ 760,000 for lawyers at Harbruck Heights, New Jersey, for every week in the United States.

Deposit States Fees were imposed on reality TV 342,000 dollars for legal services, in addition to the interest amounting to $ 419,000, totaling $ 761,000.

Lawyers at Seidman & Pincus, Mitchell Seidman and Andrew Pincus argued that they represented Jacqueline and Christopher as part of the bankruptcy case in 2014. According to the deposit, Bravo was responsible for paying the services, as well as any interesting interest.

Legal documents claim that the law office has provided Jacqueline and Christopher with a “large -scale legal” assistance, which included a variety of planning meetings and their representation in court during a 13 -day trial.

The company’s lawyers claimed that they had issued regular Lyritas bills and that any television figure raised concerns or issues about the amount.

“With the passage of time, the defendants failed to pay fees and expenses because of the (legal office) pursuant to the participation agreement, so that the (law office) was forced to request (permission) from the bankruptcy court to withdraw from the representative of the defendants in the procedures,” says legal documents throughout the United States weekly.

After some time, the New Jersey Law Office confirmed that the court approved its request to withdraw as lawyers in Loretas in April 2018.

This is also not the first time that Loritas has found herself in hot water on Christopher business transactions. according to NJ.comAnd the husband faced legal problems with regard to Christopher clothes for some time.

After the clothing company applied for bankruptcy in 2009, Christopher and Jacqueline were charged and accused of using its bank accounts to pay the price of private aircraft, vacations and cheerful vehicles.

Judge Robert E found. Grossman in the southern province of New York ultimately Christopher and management company, Iconix, responsible for fraud. He was also found responsible for violating his credit duty.

Christopher and Jacqueline are not the stars of “real housewives in New Jersey” who have faced unfortunate legal problems. In 2014, the largest stars of the exhibition at the time, Theresa and Joe Gods, were sentenced to 15 and 41 months in prison, respectively, due to “a series of crimes as part of a long -term financial fraud plot,” according to the US lawyer office in New Jersey.

According to Legal papersTeresa and Joe acknowledged that he is guilty of many fraud charges, including one of the plots to commit fraud and wires, as well as one of the charges of bankruptcy by hiding assets.

American prosecutor Paul Ji Fishman said: “Geods together deceived financial institutions with misconceptions clearly; it was not honorable when she sought to protect the bankruptcy court and income in assets and income from the guardian; Giuseppe Judis cheated the government by not paying taxes on years of important income.” “When they admitted guilt, both of them confessed to the sweetest statements that they knew were lies. The prison is the appropriate punishment for these serious financial crimes.”