Overview
- Court documents filed Wednesday say Kaitlin Nowak and Jimmy Butler are living together and have worked out a comprehensive parenting plan while asking the court to keep the case on the docket.
- The dispute began with Nowak's October 2023 paternity and child-support suit and a later judgment that established Butler as the father of three children.
- Earlier papers and judgments recorded a support framework that reportedly included $55,000 per month in child support plus $10,000 per month for childcare.
- Butler previously asked the court to reduce the $10,000 nanny payment and alleged Nowak was unemployed and not seeking work, a point of contention in late 2024 filings.
- If the parties finalize the agreement within the 45-to-60-day window they cited, the change could end ongoing litigation and alter how custody, daily care, and support payments are managed for the children.