Jodie Turner-Smith’s Divorce Settlement Detailed: Monthly Support, Asset Split, and Custody Insights
The facts demand clarity, and here’s what emerges from the latest divorce filings between Jodie Turner-Smith and Joshua Jackson. Court documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court in April 2024 lay out an asset division and support plan that prioritizes their 3-year-old daughter, Juno. According to the settlement agreement obtained by People Magazine and corroborated by ET Online, Turner-Smith will receive $18,000 per month in child support payments starting June 1, 2024, reflecting both parents’ joint incomes and custody arrangement.
Let’s dissect the key financial terms. The agreement anchors monthly child support at 25 percent of Jackson’s gross income, estimated at $864,000 annually via acting and producing credits. Turner-Smith, whose earnings over the past two years average $450,000, relinquishes claims to spousal support, choosing instead to maintain full custody of Juno with Jackson allotted generous visitation. The pair’s pre-nup, signed in September 2019, designated each star would keep earnings accrued individually; the settlement upholds that clause, meaning no lump-sum spousal payout.
Property division remains straightforward. They jointly owned a three-bedroom Los Feliz home, purchased in late 2021 for $3.2 million. Turner-Smith retains primary ownership and will buy out Jackson’s 50 percent share for a one-time payment of $1.6 million, financed by a new mortgage. Their two luxury vehicles—Turner-Smith’s 2020 Range Rover and Jackson’s 2019 Tesla—remain with their original owners, per the prenuptial agreement.
Legal fees of up to $75,000 will be split evenly, a modest sum compared to other Hollywood splits but aligned with both parties’ stated goal of “an amicable resolution.” The documents also include a detailed parenting plan: Turner-Smith has Juno Tuesday through Friday, Jackson gets weekends and alternating school holidays. Weekend exchanges will occur at a neutral Santa Monica location to minimize disruption.
Beyond numbers, the settlement underscores a shift toward cooperative co-parenting among high-profile couples. By waiving spousal support and defining clear custody boundaries, Turner-Smith and Jackson sidestep a protracted court battle. As sources at The Hollywood Reporter note, their approach may set a new standard for celebrity separations—balancing public scrutiny with personal privacy.
That wraps up today’s analysis. Stay informed, stay critical, and follow the facts.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine, ET Online, The Hollywood Reporter
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