RHOM star Lisa Hochstein explains her legal battle with Lenny

real housewives of miami Star Lisa Hochstein In April 2026, she and her ex-boyfriend surrendered to the authorities Jody Glidden Each was charged with one count of intercepting wire, oral or electronic communications relating to his ex-husband. Lenny Hochstein.

Lisa’s lawyer, Jayne Weintraubconfirmed to TMZ that Bravolebrity surrendered voluntarily and had “nothing to hide.” After the photo was taken, Lisa was released the same day on her own behalf.

According to court documents obtained US WeeklyLisa and Glidden allegedly “unlawfully and intentionally” intercepted the communications of Lenny and his associates in March 2023.

Glidden was arrested and detained in Miami Beach, Florida, in March 2026. Glidden entered a not guilty plea and is no longer listed in the jail’s inmate database.

Keep scrolling for the full breakdown of Lisa’s legal drama:

What Lisa Hochstein and Jodi Glidden’s accusations mean

Rachel BennettCertified family law experts and senior attorneys at Sullivan Law & Associates provide detailed analysis of the legal situation legally we.

“This is a pretty serious matter. They were accused of secretly bugging Lenny’s car with a listening device. Now, if you’re going to record someone, some states require what’s called ‘consent of all parties,’ and in Florida, that’s definitely one of the laws there,” Bennett, who is not connected to the case, told reporters exclusively. us April 2026. “What this means is that if you record someone without their knowledge or permission, that recording is considered illegally obtained in the state of Florida. This is considered a third-degree felony, which means she could face up to five years in prison if convicted.”

Attorneys for Lisa Hochstein and Jody Glidden also stated us “This matter is part of contested divorce proceedings and does not fall within the criminal courts.”

Lisa Hochstein and Lenny Hochstein, who have two children, divorced in 2024.

Bennett said Lisa and Glidden’s defense could “provide critical context” to the case.

“It’s no secret that divorce brings out the absolute worst behavior in even the most rational people,” Bennett explains. “But this defense can also be seen as an effort to downplay the situation, so I think if these claims are true, she has to be careful not to minimize her actions here.”

The inside story of Lisa and Lenny Hochstein’s divorce

Lenny Hochstein filed for divorce from Lisa Hochstein in May 2022 after 12 years of marriage. The two finally split in November 2024 and share two children together: son Logan and daughter Elle.

However, their legal battle went far beyond the divorce settlement. according to court documents obtained usthe exes continued to clash over property and financial matters.

In documents filed on April 3, 2026, Lisa requested interim attorney fees after Lenny objected to the court’s recommended order regarding the valuables. She claims Laney “continues to litigate this matter endlessly and exert financial pressure on (me).”

Lisa’s legal team further claims that Lenny admitted in writing that he has a net worth of $175 million. And her “income is uncertain and inconsistent.” Lisa’s salary comes from Roman,Right now Bravo Pauseand other brand partners.

This story was compiled with the help of artificial intelligence tools and edited by journalists.