Fresh drama in the Kroy Biermann and Kim Zolciak divorce ... Kroy wants the judge to give him the power to force the sale of their Georgia mansion without Kim's input before it's foreclosed on ... and he's taking shots at her spending habits.
via: Daily Mail
In legal documents obtained by TMZ, Kroy has sought the approval of a court to grant him the power to force the sale of their home without Kim's input as the clock ticks on the future of their property.
Kroy, 38, alleges the home is set to be foreclosed in October and that his estranged wife has been refusing to accept offers on the property and has been lavishly spending despite their financial woes.
The couple recently slashed the price of their home to $3.95M and Kroy claims they received an offer for $3.5M that Kim, 46, has refused to consider.
Kim allegedly won't accept any offers for less than $3.85M even as their home continues to be plagued with money issues.
Kroy cites a $1.32M lien the IRS has taken out against the mansion, $2.2M owed to their mortgage lender, and a $250K lien on a home equity line of credit.
That all on top of three attorney liens.
Even with their serious financial woes, Kroy alleges Kim will not accept the $3.5M offer, with the reality star concerned the sale won't allow her to purchase a new home.
In the documents, Kroy says Kim's 'rallying cry for poverty is falling on deaf ears' as she has been spending heavily for various luxuries.
Kroy alleges his ex purchases $400 bottles of wine by the case and spends lavishly on clothing, plastic surgery, online gambling, and frequent nights going out.
The home is set to be foreclosed in October and the former NFL player says he's the one responsible as his name is on the mortgage. He fears his credit will drop if a foreclosure occurs.
Kroy has sought permission from the court to sell the mansion at an appropriate price without any input from his estranged wife.
He is seeking to have her removed from making any decisions on the sale of the home and has asked for an emergency hearing before losing any potential buyers.
The update comes several months after the duo managed to temporarily delay foreclosure on their $4.5 million Georgia mansion after coming to an agreement with their bank.
The move bought them time as they sought to sell off the lavish residence.
Truist Bank, the duo's lender, has agreed to halt foreclosure proceedings on the home for the next 90 days, according to court documents obtained by TMZ back in June.
This allows the former couple to sell off the home without losing it to the bank.
In the event the duo are unable to sell the residence and pay back Truist Bank by August 26, the bank will be able to recommence foreclosure.
The documents also state that the former couple will be unable to stop a possible foreclosure if they are unable to pay the bank back by the deadline.
The former couple announced their divorce last year and their financial and relationship woes have been making headlines for some time.
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