Overview
- Donovan Michaels alleges in newly filed court papers that David Geffen is refusing to provide required financial documents to limit potential spousal support.
- Michaels argues he is being unfairly outspent, likens the dispute to a lopsided fight, and seeks full disclosure to move the case forward.
- He challenges Geffen’s effort to retroactively credit reported payments — $200,000 in cash, $15,000 in monthly rent, and nearly $200,000 for rehab — against support obligations.
- Geffen has claimed Michaels holds about $5 million in art, jewelry, and watches purchased for him, according to filings reported by TMZ.
- Michaels dropped his July civil lawsuit without prejudice last week, with his lawyer saying financial conflicts will go to mediation; the pair married in March 2023, separated in February 2025, filed for divorce in May, and have no prenup.