Lisa Hochstein is accruing one heck of a divorce bill.
The team of attorneys representing the “Real Housewives of Miami” star in her divorce from Lenny Hochstein filed court documents claiming Lisa owes them more than $85,000.
In the documents, obtained exclusively by Page Six Monday morning, attorney Paul Leinoff asserts that the reality star owes $49,171.48 for “legal fees, costs and suit monies due to Leinoff & Lemos, P.A.”
He also writes that Lisa owes another $35,841.90 to accounting firm Kaufman Rossin & Co. for the group’s services.
Until Lisa pays off her legal debt, the $85,013.38 total will also be hit with interest. She has been accruing the debt since April 26, when she first retained the team.
The firms are requesting the bill be paid by any money Lisa, 40, receives in a settlement from her estranged husband.
“As is customary in divorce proceedings, there is a hearing scheduled in April to determine who’s responsible for the legal fees,” a rep for Lisa tells Page Six. “As of now, Lenny is not giving the support that is customary in this situation.
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Since Lenny, 56, first filed for divorce, Lisa has been fighting for emergency financial support from the plastic surgeon. The Peacock star claimed in court documents that she could no longer afford to buy diapers or food for their two children because her estranged husband had cut off her credit cards.
The self-proclaimed “boob god” responded by revealing that Lisa earns $30,000 per episode of “RHOM.”
Back in December, Lenny also accused Lisa of purchasing $9,000 worth of designer duds in one week, just days before he put a monthly limit on her. He forced her return the luxury purses in exchange for cash that she could use for their kids, Logan and Elle.
Lenny, 56, also claimed Lisa’s “excessive” requests for support come as she still remains in their Star Island mansion and “drives luxury vehicles including a Range Rover and a Rolls-Royce.”
They’re attempting to settle the matter of support without a hearing.
