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Rachel Lindsay<\/strong><\/a> and Bryan Abasolo<\/strong><\/a> are still battling it out in court amid their ongoing divorce and the chiropractor revealed the shocking truth about his finances in defense of his case.<\/p>\n On Thursday, August 8, In Touch<\/em><\/a> reported that Bryan, 44, filed his monthly income as \u200b\u200b$1,341 a month, according to a recently filed expense declaration. Bryan presented his financial earnings while requesting the judge grant him $35,000 of community property funds shared with Rachel.<\/p>\n According to the documents submitted by Bryan, he also earns an additional $300 a month in rental income. Bryan also holds money in valuables, including $10,000 in a bank account and $1.7 million in personal belongings.<\/p>\n Not to mention, the Bachelorette<\/em> alum was awarded $13,000 a month in temporary spousal support from Rachel, 39, last month.<\/p>\n That said, the Florida native revealed he is drawing in debt, including a student loan account totaling $245,003. More shockingly, Bryan filed that his parents loaned him $5,435 to pay for a large amount of his attorney fees until he and Rachel finalize their divorce.<\/p>\n The former couple shocked Bachelor Nation when Bryan filed for divorce from Rachel in January and announced the news shortly after filing the paperwork. Both parties lawyered up quickly as they continued to live under the same roof in their Los Angeles home.<\/p>\n In June, Rachel answered the question that everyone was asking: Did they sign a prenup<\/a>?<\/p>\n \u201cA lot of people are like, \u2018You\u2019re a lawyer. \u2026 Do you have a prenup?\u2019 I don\u2019t. The reason I didn\u2019t is because the place I\u2019m in now \u2026 financially \u2026 is totally different than when I got married.,\u201d Rachel said during an appearance on the \u201cHidden Gems with Natasha Parker\u201d podcast. \u201cWe were more leveled, and I wasn\u2019t in California.\u201d<\/p>\n Days after the TV host made her declaration, a source exclusively told Life & Style<\/em> that she was \u201ckicking herself<\/a> for not having a prenup.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cShe wanted one, but Bryan pushed the idea away and she let it go,\u201d the source said in a story published on June 19.<\/p>\n The insider later added, \u201cHe\u2019s going after her for spousal support \u2014 and he just might get it.\u201d<\/p>\n The following month, a second source exclusively dished that things were \u201cgetting ugly\u201d in the pair\u2019s divorce.<\/p>\n \u201cRachel thinks Bryan is greedy and twisting the facts,\u201d the second insider told Life & Style<\/em> in a story published on July 11. \u201cShe wants to settle this fair and square, but he\u2019s playing dirty<\/a>. It\u2019s got her defenses up big-time. But Rachel\u2019s got paperwork to prove what she\u2019s saying is true. She\u2019s a [former] lawyer, after all.\u201d<\/p>\n On July 13, In Touch<\/em><\/a> reported that Bryan was awarded $13,000 per month in temporary spousal support from Rachel<\/a>. He requested $16,275 a month, while his estranged wife told the judge that $10,000 was in her price range.<\/p>\n After he was granted temporary spousal support, Bryan moved out of their house<\/a> in Los Angeles.<\/p>\n On July 20, Bryan was photographed carrying his belongings out of his shared home with Rachel, while she had food DoorDashed to their front door.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n