Patrick Mendes wants out of his marriage to Thais Ramon— and out of the couple’s massive debt!
On Monday, the “90 Day Fiance” star filed a petition to default his divorce after his ex Thais failed to respond to the initial divorce filing within the allotted time limit. Starcasm exclusively revealed that Patrick filed the default summary disposition 25 days after serving Thais divorce papers on May 21. In Nevada– where Patrick and Thais currently live– divorce law states that the partner served (who, in this case, is Thais) has 21 calendar days to respond to the filing before the case is eligible for default.
Since Thais has not responded to the filing, the court now has the opportunity to declare a summary disposition for a decree, which occurs when a decision is made before a trial to resolve the case, especially when the law explicitly favors one person over another. If the judge grants Patrick’s request, all of his initial requests in the divorce will be granted. This will include sole legal custody and primary physical custody of their three-year-old daughter Aleesi, their shared truck, a 401k account valued at around $8,000, and (randomly) a mattress.
According to the new filing, Aleesi has been with Patrick for 4-5 days a week and with Thais for 3-4 days a week since May 6. Before that, Patrick’s initial filing claimed that Aleesi had been exclusively living with him at a different address than Thais since that same date.
On Monday it was also revealed that the Patrick and Thais are in massive credit card and loan debt. Starcasm was the first to report that, prior to filing for divorce, Patrick was sued by American Express, Truist Bank, and JP Morgan Chase Bank for various unpaid bills and overdrafted accounts in 2025. All three cases reached default judgments and totaled $144,174.
On Monday, Patrick filed a financial disclosure form in tandem with the default request that shared that he and Thais are now in over $240,000 in unsecured debt (which is debt that does not include loans with collateral like car loans or mortgages.)
Starcasm exclusively shared that Patrick claimed Thais had around $20,000 of credit card debt across multiple cards. Patrick, however, racked up $221,889 in credit card debt and unpaid loans.
(This means that he’s amassed more than $77,000 in the time since his default judgment was settled for his previous debt!)
That extra debt includes two more default judgments in November 2025 that amounted to over $20,000. (The extra $57,000 is just what’s indebted in their various credit and bank accounts.)
The couple’s divorce and now financial troubles have been highly publicized because of their appearance on season 3 of “90 Day Fiance: The Last Resort,’ which is currently airing. The season was filmed in London in April 2025, well before Patrick filed for divorce.
Neither Patrick nor Thais have filed for bankruptcy as of press time.
“90 Day Fiance: The Last Resort” airs Mondays on TLC.
(Photos: TLC)
One Response
Wow. I understand times are hard, but I just don’t understand how you let it get that bad. Keeping up with appearances seems to matter more up until it comes time to pay back the debt.