Gawker has all the nitty gritty details in Brooke Mueller and Charlie Sheen’s prenuptial agreement, and considering that Brooke put up with death threats, a knife to her throat and serial cheating with hookers, she’s not getting compensated accordingly (when you consider her husband’s income). It’s not a bad settlement, though, and when considered along with what she was making before and how she stands to get a whopping $100,000 plus in child support, she’s going to do fine. Now that I think of it, I don’t really care for either party and couldn’t give a crap if Mueller gets more than six figures. She should have known what she was getting into. Gawker details how Sheen doesn’t have a lot in liquid assets when you account for his income, but he does have a lot tied up in his home and in a production company. Here are the highlights from TMZ, with a more detailed breakdown available on Gawker. Most of Mueller’s payout would come from the sale of their home:

The 60-page document, obtained by Gawker.com, outlines Brooke’s take if the marriage ends. Among the payouts … there’s a marriage signing bonus of $500,000. For the first 10 years, Brooke gets $300,000 for every year she’s married. The couple was married May 30, 2008.

Brooke would get around $2.35 million for her share in the couple’s Bev Hills home if they divorce now. And she’d get $100,000 to cover moving expenses.

In all, according to Gawker, Brooke’s take would be $3,566,000.

But TMZ has learned there is more for Brooke. Sources familiar with the prenup tell us she also would get $55,000 a month in child support, plus a number of add-ons — like medical expenses and schooling — which could take monthly support north of $125,000.

Fun fact — Charlie’s net assets are $16 million, which includes a $5.6 million watch collection.

[From TMZ]

As for why Brooke hasn’t filed for divorce yet, Gawker notes that the longer she stays under the terms of the prenup the longer she gets paid. It’s been reported that Charlie and Brooke have already reached a behind-doors settlement, something that both of their reps deny. I guess you have to give Charlie credit for realizing that this third marriage wasn’t going to last, either.

While all this was going on, Charlie’s ex Denise Richards filed for sole legal custody of their two daughters, Sam, 6, and Lola, 4. She was successful and can now “make medical, schooling and other important decisions without getting Charlie’s sign-off.” I guess that means that Charlie won’t be harassing the family pediatrician when Denise takes the girls to get their shots. You pick your battles and he has a whole ‘nother one to fight now.