Courtney Thorne-Smith she reached a divorce settlement with her ex-husband Roger Fishman and his massive monthly income was disclosed in the documents, Us Weekly can report exclusively.
On Monday, January 12, Thorne-Smith, 58, submitted the settlement agreement she had made with her ex-husband. According to the settlement, the duo agreed that “irreconcilable differences” were the cause of the divorce.
The filing revealed that Thorne-Smith makes about $50,000 a month in income, while Fishman makes about $60,000 a month.
Thorne-Smith and Fishman married on 1 January 2007 and separated on 1 September 2021, after 14 years of marriage. The exes share an 18-year-old son, Jacob. Jacob was a minor when the parties signed the agreement. They agreed to share joint physical and legal custody of their son.
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Thorne-Smith and Fishman also agreed to do their best to avoid others and themselves making negative comments about the other in front of their child.
The agreement said neither party will pay child support for now, but that could change in the future. Thorne-Smith and Fishman will split the costs of clothing, school costs, tuition, school trips, computers, cell phones, arts, summer camps and other activities.
Both parties also agreed to waive any form of spousal support.
Courtney Thorne-Smith and her husband Roger Fishman
Alberto Rodriguez/Getty Images for Cedars-SinaiThorne-Smith will walk away with a five-bedroom, five-bathroom, 5,031-square-foot home in Los Angeles worth $3.4 million. The actress will also keep her Screen Actors Guild pension, all her jewelry, clothing and personal effects. You will also be awarded all of your earnings from the date of separation.
The settlement awarded Fishman several bank accounts, her jewelry and all the money she earned since the separation.
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The settlement said there is no community property due to a prenuptial agreement they signed on Dec. 30, 2006, days before they walked down the aisle.
Courtney Thorne-Smith
Rachel Luna/Getty ImagesThorne-Smith explained that she will “retain all rights that may have accrued or may accrue in the future as a result of her employment with any employer and specifically including future earnings.” The actress starred Melrose Place, Ally McBeal, According to Jim i Two and a half men.
Both will pay off the credit card debt they incurred, according to the settlement.
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In his initial petition, Thorne-Smith asked the court to terminate his ex’s right to spousal support. The marriage was the second for the actress as she was married to a man named Andrew Conrad from 2000 to 2001.
In September 2025, people posted photos showing Thorne-Smith kissing a man in a parking lot. A representative for the actress did not respond to the channel’s request for comment.
The actress last appeared in a TV movie in 2024, It slipped into their DMs. He also appeared in an episode of the CBS sitcom mother in 2020 and appeared in a number of Hallmark movies from 2017 to 2019.
In December 2025, Thorne-Smith joined Instagram for the first time. She shared a video of her carrying her dog with the caption: “Too late to call myself an early adopter? Better late than never.”