Overview
- Bridget Norris filed for divorce in 2025, listing a January 15, 2025 separation and asking for joint legal and physical custody of the couple’s five children plus spousal support.
- Dean Norris responded to the filing months later and the dissolution remains active and unresolved in Riverside County court.
- The pair’s Swing Inn Cafe in Temecula filed for Chapter 11 in September, a restructuring move that lets the business try to stay open while addressing creditors.
- Bankruptcy papers reported about a $1 million fall in gross revenue between 2024 and 2025 and showed either specific figures of roughly $147,810 in assets versus $1.81 million in liabilities or broader ranges of $100K–$500K in assets and $1M–$10M in liabilities, depending on the report.
- Dean listed an 11‑acre Temecula estate for $3,199,267 in September and court filings say the couple has sought authorization to fund payroll to keep staff paid and the restaurant operating, which could affect how debts and family assets are divided.