Overview
- Multiple outlets published court filings on July 27 showing Dorit asked a judge to deny Paul “PK” Kemsley’s request to sell the Los Angeles marital home before trial and to bar use of Family Code 2108 in this case.
- Dorit says PK agreed to pay the mortgage after he moved out in May 2024 and that she only learned payments had stopped when foreclosure notices arrived.
- She asked the court for immediate relief, including $21,086 per month in child support, $22,330 per month in spousal support, $347,328 in retroactive support, and $40,000 in sanctions.
- The filings present competing financial narratives: Dorit alleges PK spent about $756,000 on travel, clothing, dining and cash withdrawals while PK claims she spent roughly $1 million on wardrobe and travel; Dorit says much of her spending was for RHOBH work and included refunds.
- The dispute is active and unresolved in Los Angeles family court, with the central legal question whether the rare pretrial sale carve-out applies and what immediate housing and payment orders the judge will issue.