NEWPORT BEACH, CA / ACCESS Newswire / November 6, 2025 / Nik Richie, the CEO of Warrior Network Agency and founder of multiple high-profile media ventures, has achieved a significant legal milestone by successfully modifying his long-standing spousal support obligation. According to newly filed court documents, Richie's monthly lifetime payment to actress Shayne Lamas of $7,500 in spousal support will be reduced to zero by next year.

The modification was secured by Richie's attorneys of Sullivan Law and Associates, who filed a stipulated agreement. Even though spousal support is being terminated next year, Richie will continue to pay $5,000 per month in child support. The agreement reflects his ongoing commitment to his children and their well-being.

This court's agreement marks a turning point in Richie's personal and professional journey. As the founder and driving force behind Warrior Network Agency, Richie has remained focused on building one of the fastest-growing marketing and PR firms in the United States. Mr. Richie is now better positioned to expand his business ventures and increase his philanthropic and creative efforts.

Richie has not issued a personal statement, but sources close to him indicate he is grateful for the outcome and ready to move forward with optimism.

About Nik Richie
Nik Richie is an American media entrepreneur, brand architect, and CEO of Warrior Network Agency, a full-service public relations and marketing firm based in Newport Beach, California. He is also one of the founders of ShipApe Holdings, a logistics, marketing, and tech company dedicated to scaling startups and influencer-driven ventures.

About Sullivan Law and Associates
Sullivan Law and Associates is a family law firm based in Southern California. Known for representing high-net-worth clients in complex divorce and custody matters, the firm specializes in asset protection, spousal support litigation, and high-stakes legal advocacy.

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SOURCE: Warrior Network Agency