Inside 90 Day Fiance’s Leida and Eric’s Money Troubles

90 Day Partner stars Leida Margaretha again Eric Rosenbrook they are allegedly facing mounting financial problems amid ongoing legal problems.

Us Weekly obtained court documents on Wednesday, March 11, showing that the couple filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy on December 26, 2025. (Chapter 13 bankruptcy, also known as a “wage earner plan,” allows the applicant to pay off all or part of their debts within three to five years through a court-approved financial plan. Contact them.)

Margaretha and Rosenbrook list between $100,000 and $500,000 in assets and liabilities while they say they owe $351,680 in debts. In total, the couple claims to have $346,796.80 in assets, with a combined monthly income of $7,210.01 and $5261 in monthly expenses. (Margaretha and Rosenbrook list $850 for food and $125 for cigarettes among their monthly expenses.)

Their personal belongings include $3,150 in household goods, $1,080 in electronics, $500 in clothing, $1,500 in jewelry and $3,125 worth of guns and weapons, including four rifles, one shotgun, three rifles, ammunition and a gun cabinet.

According to their court filing, Margaretha and Rosenbrook own $85,594 worth of cars, including a 2011 Chevy Suburban worth $8,200, a 2018 Audi A6 worth $18,500 and a Corvette Stingray worth $58,894.00. As of the date of the bankruptcy filing, Rosenbrook and Margaretha reported having $1,547.80 in their checking account.

Earlier this year, the couple agreed to pay a bailiff $1,949 every month for 60 months — a total of $116,940 — or risk having the payment plan terminated. Documents filed on February 13 show that Rosenbrook and Margaretha had not made all the scheduled payments due up to that time.

Their attorney stated that the delinquency in payment was due to Eric being terminated shortly after the lawsuit was filed, although he is expected to return to work soon after receiving a conditional plea deal. Rosenbrook had reported in a December 2025 court filing that he had been working as an electrician for two and a half months while Margaretha was working from home at a call center (Margaretha was working for Walgreens and a towing company in 2025, according to court documents.)

The fraud case continues.

Margaretha is currently facing 24 counts in Wisconsin for various alleged crimes, including fraud, forgery and theft. Margaretha appeared in court on Wednesday, where she was banned from contacting or visiting the business she was accused of defrauding. (The reality star is next scheduled to appear in court on June 17.)

“The recent criminal charges against Ms. Margaretha in Juneau County are not actually new allegations of new criminal conduct but rather reopenings of charges stemming from past conduct allegedly occurring in 2023 and 2024,” Margaretha’s attorney, Taylor Hartsaid the statement to Us Weekly. “Ms. Margaretha has contested these allegations in court which led to the complete withdrawal of all charges against her. She intends to do it again.”

In addition to financial difficulties, Rosenbrook and Margaretha are involved in the Wisconsin investigation into the death of their daughter, Alisa, in July 2025.

Earlier this week, Starcasm cited a preliminary investigation by the Adams County Department of Health and Human Services, which found that the deaths of Rosenbrook and baby Margaretha were “not accidental.” This preliminary investigation found that there was “overwhelming evidence of physical abuse of the infant by the mother.”

No charges have been filed in Alisa’s death as the investigation is ongoing, according to the Adams County Department of Health and Human Services.

Rosenbrook then confirmed to TMZ that he and Margaretha hired their own independent medical examiner to dispute the autopsy results. He said that their examiner suspected that the first autopsy was not done properly.

Margaretha’s lawyer, Hart, said Us on Tuesday, March 11, “Leida agrees with Eric’s sentiments and disagrees with the ME’s finding that the death was ‘not accidental.’ He continues to deny all allegations of wrongdoing and would not abuse his child.”

90 Day Partner wrote Rosenbrook’s story of meeting Margaretha on an international dating website and his move to Wisconsin during season six. They got married in July 2018.