Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are reportedly arguing over these financial issues during their divorce

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have reportedly not signed a prenup before their wedding in July 2022 in Las Vegas. It seems crazy that one of their financial advisors would have allowed this to happen, but that's probably why the estranged couple are reportedly embroiled in a dispute over two of their assets in the wake of their divorce.

“They didn't have a prenup, which complicates matters, and what's at stake are the assets they acquired together during their marriage – the $60 million home they listed for $68 million, and the production company Artists Equity, which Ben founded two years ago with Matt Damon, in which Jennifer is also involved In touch weekly Source claims. The Beverly Hills property has been an issue for a while now, but Lopez seems to be the most upset about it.

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According to the media outlet's source, the “Jenny From the Block” singer “spent most of the money on her huge mansion and paid for many of the renovations. She wants to get her investment back.” This certainly sheds new light on her financial situation . According to Celebrity Net Worth, Lopez is worth $400 million, while Affleck's net worth is $150 million. The problem with the money she put into the house could be the reason why she wants to buy a share in Affleck's production company.

TMZ reported on September 24 that Lopez and Affleck had found a buyer for their home at a reduced price of $64 million, but the sale fell through. This still leaves the former duo with the burden of paying the costs of the residence while they hope someone else buys the property. Affleck moved into a $20.5 million bachelor pad in Pacific Palisades last month, while Lopez is still looking for her dream home.

Affleck is reportedly fighting his ex to get a share of his production company Artists Equity because he doesn't believe “Jennifer has a right” to make that claim In touch weekly. However, California is a community property state, and the law may be on their side – a prenuptial agreement would have saved them a lot of heartache and a lot of money.

Before you go, click here to see the longest celebrity divorces that took years to finalize.

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