Mary-Kate Olsen’s request for emergency divorce from Olivier Sarkozy denied

Mary-Kate Olsen has officially filed for divorce after New York City courts lifted a moratorium put in place amid the coronavirus crisis, reports say. According to multiple outlets, the child-actress-turned-fashion-designer filed in New York Supreme Court on Monday, the same day the moratorium was lifted.

It may have been a long couple of weeks for child actor Mary-Kate Olsen but she has finally been able to file for divorce from her estranged husband.

Mary-Kate Olsen has officially filed for from Olivier Sarkozy, a banker who is the half-brother of the former French president Nicolas Sarkozy.According to sources, the 33-year-old fashion mogul and 50-year-old banker ultimately couldn't agree on what they wanted their future to look like. Sources have said she wanted to , while he was content with his three adult children from a previous marriage.

Mary-Kate Olsen‘s lawyers moved to quickly file her divorce papers after her emergency petition was rejected by a judge following her split from husband Olivier Sarkozy.

Mary-Kate Olsen’s request to submit an emergency divorce filing is “an abuse of the court” system at the time of a public health crisis, a top New York divorce attorney is saying. Raoul Felder tells HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY why he thinks Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Michael Katz was absolutely right to deny the former child star her wish to officially start divorce proceedings against her husband, Pierre Olivier Sarkozy, 50.

Telling the world how she really feels. Wendy Williams didn’t hold back while discussing Mary-Kate Olsen‘s messy quarantine divorce from Olivier Sarkozy.

Mary-Kate Olsen’s request to submit an emergency divorce filing from Olivier Sarkozy has been denied.

Mary-Kate Olsen's bid to have an emergency divorce from her husband Olivier Sarkozy has reportedly been rejected by New York judge Michael Katz on Thursday, 14 May.The 33 year old had first filed for divorce on 17 April. However, after the coronavirus hit the US, the courts were only accepting emergency divorce filings.

Looks like Mary-Kate Olsen has no choice but to have a regular, drawn-out divorce, because her request for an emergency order to file for divorce from husband Olivier Sarkozy was denied!

Mary-Kate Olsen's request for an emergency order to petition for divorce from Olivier Sarkozy has been denied.

Mary-Kate Olsen's request to submit an emergency divorce filing has been denied.  New York courts spokesman Lucian Chalfen confirmed the setback, telling E! News that only "essential, emergency" filings are being accepted because of the coronavirus pandemic.  Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Michael Katz ruled Thursday that Olsen's emergency petition to begin divorce proceedings against Olivier Sarkozy would not move forward.

Mary-Kate Olsen is gathering every weapon in her arsenal as she moves forward with a divorce from husband Olivier Sarkozy.

Mary-Kate Olsen is requesting an emergency petition to divorce her husband of five years, Olivier Sarkozy, according to a report. The 33-year-old twin sister of Ashley Olsen signed a petition to divorce Sarkozy, 50, back on April 17, TMZ reported.

Mary-Kate Olsen and Olivier Sarkozy are reportedly getting a divorce after five years together.The 33 year old, who starred in movies with her twin sister Ashley when they were children, is said to have filed for a divorce on 17 April. However, the star was later forced to file an "emergency divorce" after New York courts took strict measures by only accepting them in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.