Tori Spelling's Husband Dean McDermott Reaches Out-of-Court Financial Agreement Over Unpaid Spousal Support

A source tells E! News that Mary Jo Eustace has started receiving payments from the reality star

By McKenna Aiello Mar 23, 2017 2:30 AMTags
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Dean McDermott is attempting to move on from the drama.

E! News can confirm that Tori Spelling's husband has settled a disagreement over unpaid spousal support with ex-wife Mary Jo Eustace outside of court. McDermott and Eustace, who were married for 13 years between up until 2006 and share 18-year-old son Jack McDermott together, reached a financial agreement after appearing in court on March 9. 

Eustace filed an affidavit on Jan. 25 claiming the reality television star hadn't paid eight installments of spousal support since July 1, 2016, amounting to $6,000 plus interest as well as attorney fees. She claimed McDermott owes her "moving forward from February 1, 2017 100,800 in monthlies until July 1, 2020."

A source tells E! News that Mary Jo received a payment of $6,000 from Dean last Monday, and another $2,500 is due at the end of the month. Our insider explains that the payments will continue until the agreed upon amount is reached in full.

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"Mary Jo just wants what's fair," the source explains. 

At the time that McDermott initially came under fire, an insider shared that it was a lavish baby shower hosted by Candy Spelling for Tori's fifth child that sparked Eustace's concern over his inability to pay. 

"He owes money and then he's getting a $40,000 shower for his new baby while neglecting his responsibilities to his oldest child and ex-wife? That's what's upsetting her," a source close to the Canadian actress shared. 

Meanwhile, Dean and Tori's financial woes are far from over. as City National Bank filed a lawsuit against the couple claiming they owe $188,803 after failing to fulfill payments on a loan stemming from four years ago.

McDermott's camp has not responded to E!'s request for comment. 

Us Weekly was first to report the news.

—Reporting by Beth Sobol