Overview
- An Aug. 5 order declares Taylor in willful contempt for publicly disclosing terms of the 2024 divorce judgment and mandates payment of $70,000 to Shumpert’s legal team within two weeks.
- The court determined that details shared in Taylor’s March Instagram video breached a confidentiality provision in their July 2024 divorce decree.
- Taylor’s claim that Shumpert leaked settlement information was dismissed after the judge concluded her attorneys failed to present sufficient evidence or perform basic diligence.
- A request by Shumpert to hold Taylor in contempt for alleged parenting-plan violations was rejected for lack of proof that she willfully disobeyed their custody arrangement.
- During a July 25 hearing, the judge heard testimony from both ex-spouses, reviewed third-party witness statements and examined submitted evidence on competing contempt allegations.