Plea Deal or Slap on the Wrist? Leida Margaretha’s December 2 Court Date Splits 90 Day Fans

On December 2, Leida Margaretha faces an Adams County courtroom with a sentencing deal in hand — and the 90 Day Fiancé fandom is already at war over what it means. Accountability catching up, or a soft landing after two years of legal chaos? Here is the part nobody can agree on: the deal only covers two of her cases. A third — carrying 24 felony counts — is still out there, untouched.

Photo: parade.com — Leida Margaretha, counting down to a December 2 court date

What the Deal Actually Settles

According to reports from TV Season & Spoilers citing Adams County court records, Leida reached a sentencing agreement resolving two criminal cases in Wisconsin: charges of intentional animal mistreatment, disorderly conduct, and felony bail jumping. She appeared by video on October 5 alongside attorneys A. Steven Porter and Peter Bear, and a plea and sentencing hearing is now set for December 2.

The catch? The recommended sentence has not been made public. Nobody knows whether the deal means jail time, probation, fines — or some mix of all three. And that silence is exactly what has the fandom spiraling.

The 24 Felonies the Deal Does Not Touch

Separate from everything above sits a fraud and theft case carrying 24 felony counts — charges Leida denies. According to reports, she is now on her third attorney, Gene Cisewski, after her previous counsel withdrew over unpaid fees. The court has also ordered her to remain in Wisconsin, following an earlier dispute over her passport.

This detail splits every comment section in half. One side reads the 24 untouched felonies and says the December deal is just the opening act. The other side says a woman already facing 24 felony charges has suffered enough, and the deal is the system winding down what it can.

Photo: thehollywoodgossip.com — Leida’s booking photo from her 2025 arrest in Wisconsin

The Question Everyone Is Careful Not to Ask

One more fact needs saying plainly, because rumors keep filling the silence: according to reports, no criminal charges have been filed in connection with the death of Leida’s infant daughter, Alisa. The investigation remains ongoing, and a county assessment ruled the death “non-accidental” — but a ruling is not a charge, and an investigation is not a verdict. Anything beyond that is speculation, and this story has had enough of that already.

Why Fans Cannot Agree

Strip away the legalese and the fandom falls into two camps. Team Consequences points to the January 2025 incident — documented, and by all accounts admitted — plus bail obligations that kept getting missed until a second arrest followed. Their argument is simple: actions have outcomes, and a deal does not erase a pattern.

Team Mercy looks at the same timeline and sees two years of court dates, a re-arrest, a revolving door of lawyers, and the death of an infant daughter. Their argument is simple: this is a woman who has lost nearly everything, and punishment alone fixes nothing.

Photo: soapdirt.com — a throwback to Leida’s Season 6 era, before the courtroom saga began

December 2: What to Watch

When Leida appears — by video or in person — on December 2, the terms of the deal may finally become public. But even then, the story is not over: the 24-count fraud and theft case still looms, with its own timeline and its own fight ahead. A deal today does not buy peace tomorrow.

So here is the question for the comments — and keep it civil. Team Deal: the agreement closes this chapter, and justice is served. Or Team Trial: with 24 felonies still pending, nothing is settled yet. Pick your side and tell us why.