The estranged wife of actor Scott Wolf, Kelley Limp, has been awarded a temporary court-ordered allowance as their divorce proceedings unfold. The 'Party of Five' star and Limp, who separated in 2023 after nearly 24 years of marriage, are currently navigating a contentious split.
According to legal documents obtained by sources, a Los Angeles judge granted Limp's request for temporary spousal support last month. The exact amount remains confidential, but insiders suggest it's a "substantial sum" reflecting Wolf's successful acting career.
Financial Details Emerge
Court filings reveal Wolf earns approximately $30,000 per month from various acting roles and residuals. The 55-year-old actor, best known for his roles in 90s teen dramas, continues to work regularly in television.
Limp's attorneys argued their client requires financial assistance to "maintain the marital standard of living" during the divorce process. The former couple shares three children together, adding complexity to the financial arrangements.
A Marriage Unraveled
The Wolfs' separation shocked fans when announced last year. What began as an amicable split has reportedly grown increasingly acrimonious, with disputes over:
- Property division
- Child custody arrangements
- Financial support terms
Friends of the couple suggest differing approaches to parenting and lifestyle choices contributed to the breakdown of their nearly quarter-century union.
What Comes Next?
The temporary support order will remain in effect until:
- Final divorce terms are agreed
- A permanent support arrangement is established
- Or until further court order
Legal experts anticipate several more months of negotiations before a final settlement is reached. Both parties are expected to return to court later this year.
