Kyle Mowitz filed a court reply in Georgia on September 24, 2026, following a motion for an expedited temporary hearing regarding Kroy Biermann. The filing marks a significant escalation in the legal friction between Mowitz, who is currently dating Kim Zolciak, and Biermann, who is in a relationship with Mowitz’s estranged wife, Jillian Green.
In the new court documents, Mowitz alleges that Biermann has a history of unpredictable behavior and has engaged in the harassment and surveillance of Mowitz. The filing further labels Biermann a “known thief,” claiming the former NFL player has stolen money and valuables from his own family members. These assertions are being used to support Mowitz’s demand for immediate “safeguards” to protect his children when they are in the care of Green.

Requested Safeguards and Safety Concerns
Mowitz is asking the court to mandate specific security measures, including the removal of all weapons from the marital residence where Green resides. He is also requesting that all external security cameras at the property remain activated at all times. These demands follow Mowitz’s claims that Biermann’s presence around his children constitutes a legitimate safety risk.
The push for these protective measures coincides with recent legal turmoil within Biermann’s own family. On September 11, 2026, Biermann’s 15-year-old son, Kroy Jr. (KJ), was released on a $200,000 bond after being charged with seven felonies related to the alleged sexual assault of a female classmate. While Biermann has not been charged in connection with that case, Mowitz’s legal team is citing the general environment and Biermann’s alleged history of unpredictable behavior, harassment, and surveillance as reasons for the requested safeguards.

Financial Disputes and Ongoing Litigation
The custody battle is deeply intertwined with the “100M divorce” proceedings between Mowitz and Green. Beyond the safety allegations, the litigation has touched on claims of financial misconduct. Green previously subpoenaed Kim Zolciak, alleging that Mowitz has been using marital trust funds to finance Zolciak’s lifestyle, including her rent, legal fees, and personal expenses.
Mowitz has also leveled personal accusations against Green, claiming in legal filings that she committed adultery during a 2024 trip to Las Vegas. He alleges that Green admitted to the affair during a deposition. Despite the intense courtroom conflict, Biermann and Green have continued their public relationship. The pair was spotted attending church together in Alpharetta on September 13, 2024.
The court has not yet ruled on Mowitz’s request for the expedited hearing or the implementation of safeguards. The ongoing divorce and custody cases continue to navigate a complex web of cross-allegations involving theft, domestic safety, and the use of disputed family assets.
















