Singer Joe Jonas and actress Sophie Turner have agreed to settle their divorce and custody battle out of the public eye.
Although the former couple reached a temporary custody agreement for the holidays, it appears the two have agreed to dismiss the Miami case and keep their divorce out of the headlines for the sake of their two young children.
Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner Agree to End Divorce Out of the Public Eye
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In new court documents obtained by The Blast, Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner have agreed to mediate behind closed doors following their successful child custody agreement in New York. Although they have ongoing court battles in Miami, Florida, and the UK, they have agreed to dismiss the Miami case, as it can always be reactivated in the future if necessary.
In the filing, Joe and Sophie agreed to settle all other matters in private mediation — rather than hash it out in court. As you already know, IF the ex-partner continues to fight in court, the documents and information are made public.
As for the future, “They continue to pursue a good resolution of all issues in this matter.”
As part of the agreement reached between the parties, (Joe) will file a notice of dismissal for claims related to parenting.
The couple will return to New York City on January 2 to finalize their custody agreement after agreeing to a temporary vacation deal. According to the latest temporary consent order, the “Game of Thrones” actress will have custody of the couple’s two daughters – Willa, 3, and Delphine, 1 – from October 9 to October 21.
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While the two girls are in his care, he will be able to take them to his home in the UK or anywhere he wants, in the US or the UK However, the two girls must return to New York City on October 21, where they will be “transferred” into the custody of the “Sucker” singer, who will have children from October 21 to November 2.
Joe Jonas will spend Halloween with the girls, though it’s likely the Jonas Brothers will be on tour. He was allowed to take the girls all over the US while they toured, as the group was scheduled to perform in Austin, Texas, San Diego, California, and Anaheim, California, while Joe had custody.
Joe Will Treat The Girls For Thanksgiving, Sophie Will Treat Them For Christmas
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On November 2, the day he was supposed to bring the girls back to New York City, the Jonas Brothers were scheduled to play in Fresno, California. As a result, their nanny was authorized to take the girls to New York City so they could be transferred into Sophie’s care.
Sophie will have the children from November 2nd to November 22nd, which means that Joe will have the girls for Thanksgiving. He will retain custody of the children until December 16, when he will return them to New York City.
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Sophie will be able to bring the girls to the UK from December 16 to January 7, to celebrate the Christmas season with her family. It remains to be seen if Joe will also travel to the UK to spend some time with the girls on the actual holiday; however, the two will return to court on January 2 to establish a future permanent custody agreement.
Shortly after the news broke, the couple released a brief statement praising the “productive and successful” meditation sessions and vowing to spend the same amount of time “loving” their two children.
Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner Praise ‘Productive and Successful’ Meditation Session
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Shortly after reaching their agreement, Joe, 45, and Sophie, 27, released a brief statement on Tuesday announcing that they “can’t wait” to be “wonderful co-parents” to their two daughters.
“After a productive and successful mediation, we have agreed that the children will spend equal time in loving homes in the US and the UK. We look forward to being great co-parents,” the former couple said in a statement.
The mediation comes after Sophie sued her estranged husband for wrongful retention, claiming the singer is withholding the passports of their two daughters and preventing them from returning to the UK.
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Joe issued his own statement following his filing, asserting that he is “seeking co-parenting with the children so that they are raised by their mother and father and, of course, is also fine with the children being raised in the US and USA. UK,” but also claimed that the children “have spent most of their lives in the US”
“This was an unfortunate legal dispute over a marriage that ended sadly. When language like ‘abduction’ is used, it is misleading at best, and an abuse of the legal system at worst,” the statement added. “The child was not abducted.”
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