Bobby Brown's attempts to overturn Whitney Houston's divorce denied

Bobby Brown's attempts to overturn his ex-wife, Whitney Houston's divorce terms was denied by an Orange County, Calif. judge Friday, it has been revealed.

Court spokeswoman Carole Levitsky said: "His motion was denied because there were no appearances or phone calls from Mr. Brown today for a scheduled hearing.

"As of now, there are no more pending court dates in this case." of now, there are no more pending court dates in this case."

Brown's representative was not immediately available for comment.

In April last year, 44-year-old Whitney won a default judgment in their divorce – leaving Brown with nothing financially and only visitation rights over daughter their 14-year-old daughter Bobbi Kristina.

The following month, the 'Two Can Play That Game' star, 38, sued Houston for spousal support and shared custody, alleging he was duped into not responding in time to Houston's initial divorce claim.

"I just miss my daughter," Brown told America's People.com last August. "The goal is to see her a lot more and to be involved in the decision making in her life."

Houston, who currently lives in Atlanta, is working on another album with Clive Davis.