Jodie Turner-Smith and Joshua Jackson have finally settled their divorce but still remain in a contentious legal battle over decisions about their daughter.

The actors were previously married for four years before their 2023 split and share one child, daughter Juno Rose Diana Jackson, whom they welcomed together in April 2020.

In recently filed legal documents, per TMZ, it was revealed that Jackson, 46, will pay $2,787 each month in child support but he will not be paying monthly spousal support.

However, for the legal battle over where their child will go to school, Turner-Smith, 38, requested that he pays her a lump sum of $75,000 for her attorney fees. 

The Doctor Odyssey star — who moved into a rental property after losing his $2 million childhood home in the devastating Palisades Fire earlier this year — and his ex went to a mediator to compromise on a temporary schedule to govern the 50-50 custody of their daughter, now five.

However, they are still in a disagreement over where Juno will attend elementary school.

Jodie Turner-Smith and Joshua Jackson have finally settled their divorce but still remain in a contentious legal battle over decisions about their daughter

Turner-Smith reportedly requested a judge to enforce a court order to give her the power to move their daughter to a new school. 

In legal documents filed by her attorney Laura Wasser, she said she researched the elementary school, discussed with Jackson and even made sure it was close enough to his home.

However, she claimed that he still does not want to move their daughter to the new school. 

The pair have been in a legal battle since Turner-Smith filed for divorce two years ago. 

She listed their date of separation as September 2023 and cited ‘irreconcilable differences’ in her reason for filing. 

A few months later, she broke her silence about their divorce and said she decided to file to end their marriage and ‘make a move because I believe that there are visible scars from staying in places that are not good for us.

‘And they don’t just affect us, they affect everybody around us,’ she told The Sunday Times in February 2024.

‘Sometimes things we really want to work just don’t end up working. And that’s OK. The most important thing is that you choose what’s healthiest for you and your family and definitely your children.’ 

The actors were previously married for four years before their 2023 split and share one child, daughter Juno Rose Diana Jackson, whom they welcomed together in April 2020; pictured May 2022 in New York City

In recently filed legal documents, it was revealed that Jackson, 46, will pay $2,787 each month in child support but he will not be paying monthly spousal support; pictured March 2022 in Los Angeles

However, for the legal battle over where their child will go to school, Turner-Smith, 38, requested that he pays her a lump sum of $75,000 for her attorney fees; picturedNovember 2019 in Los Angeles

They went to a mediator to compromise on a temporary schedule to govern the 50-50 custody of their daughter, now five. However, they are still in a disagreement over where Juno will attend elementary school; pictured March 2023 in Beverly Hills

The exes previously met during his birthday party in 2018. 

They quickly started dating, and amid their whirlwind romance, they got engaged just months later. 

The following year, they secretly tied the knot before going on to welcome their only child together in 2020. 

Following their split, Jackson went on to date Lupita Nyung’o, and he was most recently linked to German model Nastassja Roberts.  

Last October, Turner-Smith declared that she is ‘over men’ after their divorce filing, insisting she is happily single and is not focused on dating for a while.