California equestrian Tatyana Remley of Del Mar Cali., is accused of ‘hiring friend to kill estranged husband in a murder-for-hire plot

Tatyana, 42, allegedly offered a friend $2 million to kill her estranged husband Mark Remley in the middle of a contested divorce, ending their 12-year marriage

She was arrested inside a Starbucks in Solano Beach on August 2, after the murder-for-hire plot ended in a sting when the mutual friend later informed Mark of her plan

Mark also claims Tatyana set fire to their $5 million home on Rancho Reposo, just days after she allegedly tried to solicit the hit

Tatyana’s lawyer said she’d been struggling financially after she was ordered to cutback her monthly her spending to $12,000 a month, as part of their divorce settlement

She previously filed a claim that her monthly spending limit of $50,000 was inadequate as she sought additional $15,000 a month, through the court

The couple, through their marriage, reportedly, had a volatile history filled with previous divorce filings with no follow through, and accusations of abuse 

Tatyana Remley [photo], of Del Mar, California allegedly tried to pull off a murder-for-hire plot on her estranged millionaire husband, Mark Remley. She was arrested on August 2 at a Starbucks in Solano Beach over the conspiracy to commit murder

Tatyana Remley, 42, was taken into custody by the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department on August 2 at a Starbucks in Solano Beach over the conspiracy to murder. The target is he estranged millionaire husband, Mark Remley. 
The glamorous California equestrian who is in the middle of a messy divorce is accused of trying to put a contract on Mark after a court ordered her to slash her spending from $50,000 a month to $12,000. 
Tatyana, who filed for divorce in May, is accused of offering a mutual friend $2 million to kill Mark, her husband of 12 years. The friend later informed Mark of her murder-for-hire plot. 
The couple who were behind the doomed acrobatic equestrian show Valitar, reportedly had a volatile history filled with previous divorce filings, albeit with no follow through, amid accusations of abuse. 
Mark Remley claims claims his wife set fire to their $5 million home on Rancho Reposo in upscale Del Mar just days after she allegedly tried to solicit a hit on him.
According to her attorney Tatyana had been struggling financially after she was ordered to cut back her monthly spending to $12,000 a month as part of their divorce settlement. 

Tatyana Remley, who filed for divorce from Mark Remley [left], in May, is accused of offering a friend $2 million to kill her estranged husband

Tatyana Remley is accused of offering a friend $2 million to kill her estranged husband Mark Remley

The couple live in this home valued at $4.8 million, located in ritzy Del Mar, California. Mark claims Tatyana set fire to their home on Rancho Reposo, just days after she allegedly tried to solicit a hit on him

In July, Tatyana’s attorney, Tiffany Brown, outlined her client’s financial struggles in a divorce filing. 
‘Wife is experiencing extreme financial strain. She is unable to maintain her realistic monthly expenses of just $12,000, much less [than] what she was accustomed to at $50,000,’ the filing states. 
‘She has no income and does not have the same access to funds and assets that Respondent does.’
Desperate, Tatyana  allegedly turned to a mutual friend to help remedy her situation. 
Mark eventually took his concerns regarding his estranged wife’s solicitation to police who subsequently arrested her after a sting operation, according to The Coast News. 
Along with solicitation of murder, Tatyana is facing two weapons charges — carrying and concealing three firearms not registered in her name in a vehicle, a felony; and carrying a loaded firearm in a public place not registered in her name, a misdemeanor.

Remley and her husband had started several unsuccessful businesses over the years, including an indoor cycling studio called Rhythm and Power

In addition to a charge of solicitation of murder, she is facing two weapons charges: Carrying and concealing firearms not registered in her name in a vehicle and carrying a loaded firearm in a public place not registered in her name. 
The first is a felony and the second is a misdemeanor. 
Tatyana pleaded not guilty to all charges on August 4. Her bail was denied by a judge. 
If found guilty on the solicitation charge, she could face up to nine years in prison. 
The firearms felony charge could add an additional year to that sentence.  

She was previously arrested in early June for a felony vehicle theft charge, according to records. According to the arrest report, she is being held at the Las Colinas Detention and Reentry Facility in Santee, awaiting a court date.
The exact details of how Tatyana, who has Mark’s name tattooed on her stomach, asked for him to be killed have not been shared by police at this time.  

Tatyana Remley, seen [photo], with a hyper sports auto from her Facebook page, claims that prior to the arrest, she enjoyed a lavish lifestyle, spending upwards of $50,000 per month 

They initially tied the knot in 2011 and have separated and reconciled numerous times over the course of a decade. The couple sources said, had an intense but tumultuous relationship. They allegedly enjoyed an A-list lifestyle filled with luxury homes and vacations, sprinkled with episodes of volatile arguments and divorce filings. 
Tatyana attested in court documents that she had unlimited access to credit cards, up to $50,00 per month, and stunning properties in California and Hawaii. After their most recent split, Tatyana asked the court to have him pay her an additional $15,000 a month in spousal support. 
She also asked to be granted exclusive access to their home in Del Mar, two trucks, a horse trailer, and other various items and pets. Her attorney argued that she couldn’t cope with her new, more frugal lifestyle as the couple would often spend $30,000 in one night. 
To support her claim for enhanced support, Tatyana in her filing assessed Mark’s collection of of luxury vehicles at more than $1 million, including two Rolls Royce cars, adding that her husband also has more than $8 million in assets he could sell to support her.

The couple previously made headlines a decade ago when they opened a ‘equine-human acrobatics show’ in 2012 at the Del Mar Fairgrounds known as Valitar. It shut down after only four shows

In her filings, she also made alarming claims of abuse, including one story about being held at gunpoint and another of being chased around their home with a knife.  She has also accused Mark of being present while she was assaulted at gunpoint by a friend of his. 
Mark has said the claims of abuse in the petition filed by his ex are fabrications and falsehood. In his counter he accuses Tatyana of arson.
In July, the Del Mar Fire Department responded to a fire at their home in multi-million dollar Rancho Reposo home, allegedly started by Tatyana. Fire officials confirmed that the home’s interior was reduced to ash from the blaze and that the cause of the fire is still under investigation. 
In one divorce document, Tatyana said she was present at the time the fire broke out but that she did not know how the blaze began. 

Tatyana Remley is seen in a promotional ad for a failed horse show that she and her husband Mark, launched in the San Diego area, in 2012 

The couple previously made headlines a decade ago when they opened their ‘equine-human acrobatics show’ Valitar at the Del Mar Fairgrounds in 2012. 
The show abruptly closed and the business quickly went under sparking lawsuits from vendors.
In 2015, the pair opened a cycling studio called Rhythm and Power that closed the next year for undisclosed reasons.