Judy Lorden’s divorce from Richard Lorden was entered into in California. Richard Lorden, a successful businessman, has lived for years in Mexico City under the name of Ricardo Lorden Brenzel, according to her lawyer, Jose Mariano Castillo.

In the May 1987 divorce settlement, Judy Lorden was awarded $5,000 per month for spousal support and $3,000 per month for child support. Richard Lorden was to pay child support until their son Brian, born in 1983, reached age 18.

According to Castillo, Richard Lorden “never paid a cent of spousal and child support in 20 years, hiding behind the complexities of international law. This is a prime example of a multimillionaire avoiding legally awarded support by ignoring American law. Fortunately, cooperation between U.S. and Mexican authorities is likely to bring this travesty of justice to an end.”

A Superior Court summary of the case did not list an attorney or representative for Richard Lorden.

In writing to her counterpart in the Mexican Superior Court, Los Angeles Superior Court Commissioner Maren Nelson concluded last August that Richard Lorden “has failed, refused and continues to refuse to make any payments to Judy Lorden for child support and for spousal support …”

Nelson said the judgment with interest had reached $3.94 million. On Feb. 19, she ruled that Richard Lorden was legally served and must appear and plead guilty or not guilty on the charge of criminal contempt on March 19.

If he does not show up, Richard Lorden can be arrested, Nelson said.

According to The Financial, a leading business publication in Mexico City, Richard Lorden is a prosperous businessman with close ties to the governor of Puebla, Mario Marin Torres.

He also is head of the Mexican division of Phoenix Motor Cars, a recently launched electric vehicle manufacturer, and a director of ETI, Environmental Tel International, under the name of Ricardo Lorden Jr., according to The Financial.

Under the Inter-American Convention, according to Castillo, residents of one country can be served legal papers in another. Castillo said he went to the U.S. Justice Department and Mexico’s Minister of Foreign Affairs before receiving legal authorization to present papers to Richard Lorden, who was finally served in December with orders to come to Los Angeles.

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I am tired of supporting them and thier 6 kidz with my tax dollars!

You have to!
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He has a VH1 series, “I Hate My 30’s” that Rocks!
(Here’s a quick promo view from YouTube)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TM6LCyXAUKQ

You can find more on his antics at his main website and Wizard Finger, of course…

http://liamshow.com/index.html
http://wizardfinger.com/
http://www.myspace.com/kellylikesshoes