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Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum will soon be having a hearing regarding their divorce and Magic Mike financial disagreements.
The exes will be battling it out at a hearing scheduled for tomorrow, April 12, according to People.
Tatum and Dewan have yet to come to a financial settlement and agreement surrounding revenue from the actor's wildly successful Magic Mike franchise.
The exes have struggled to settle a dispute over profits from the franchise for the last few years. They were declared legally single in 2019, a year after Dewan filed to end their marriage of nearly 10 years.
Both Dewan, 43, and Tatum, 43, are seeking to have one another testify at the hearing.
Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum are preparing to sort through their divorce at an upcoming hearing; pictured 2017
According to Dewan, the largest issue in contention was the resolution of their Magic Mike investment
Dewan has listed both herself and her ex on her 'preliminary witness list', according to court documents viewed by People.
Her estranged husband has also placed Dewan and her fiance, Steve Kazee, on his witness list.
Dewan has requested that both she and her ex 'testify regarding all issues related to the parties' marriage including business and financial activities,' according to the filing obtained by People.
As for Tatum, his legal documents state that Kazee 'is expected to testify regarding his and Petitioner’s cohabitation, joint expenses and all related matters.'
Dewan and Tatum tied the knot in 2009 and share daughter Everly, 10, together. The actress filed for divorce in 2018.
At the hearing, the 'key issues' the exes will be addressing are division of property, breach of fiduciary duty, reimbursement claims, support, and legal fees.
Among the issues of contention is the intellectual property for Magic Mike.
According to Dewan, Magic Mike is the 'largest issue' to be resolved.
She alleges they acquired the intellectual property together and highlighted the importance of settling the 'characterization and division' of Magic Mike first as it 'will impact the resolution of the other financial issues in this case.'
Dewan claimed progress on the issue had been held up due to her ex's refusal to 'accept an equal division of the Magic Mike intellectual property.'
Dewan and Tatum were married for nearly 10 years before the actress filed to end their marriage in 2018; pictured 2017
There are numerous people set to testify about Magic Mike, and the film's director, Steven Soderbergh, has also been listed as a witness by
