Attorneys for her estranged husband sought detailed records about her reality shows and
depositions with her mother and current boyfriend Kanye West to prove her marriage to
Humphries was a fraud.

Kardashian’s attorney Laura Wasser accused Humphries’ team of overreaching in the effort
that has already resulted in $250,000 in legal fees for the model-actress.

Humphries’ attorney Marshall Waller said the lack of cooperation from West’s attorneys and
companies that work on Kardashian’s reality show were delaying the case.

Waller said it could take a two-week trial if Humphries keeps pursuing an annulment based on
fraud.

Waller said at the hearing that he wanted to prove Kim Kardashian had “no intention of
proceeding with this marriage. That it was basically a contrivance for the benefit of her
show and to make money,” he said.

Whereas, Wasser said the tactic was slowing the legal process and she intended to bill
Humphries for her legal fees.

The couple married last summer in a televised ceremony, but Kardashian soon filed for
divorce later in October.

Humphries responded a month later asking for an annulment, claiming the couple’s nuptials
were based on fraud. However, he could not lay out specific evidence.

The Court has ordered the attorneys to return for an update on November 28.