Levi Johnston has finally ponied up the $21,561.12 that he owed in back child support to his ex, Bristol Palin.
He’ll now be required to continue making payments of $1,750 per month for the next seventeen or so years.
Simon Monjack is already starting to return the money that he stole from fans using the Brittany Murphy Foundation last month.
It was discovered shortly after Simon began soliciting donations that the foundation was not registered as a charity with the government, as required by law.
Fortunately, very few people decided to actually make donations through the Pay Pal address provided by Simon, and those who did will be getting their money back. The grand total for donations collected was only around $800. No word yet on whether or not Pay Pal will refund Simon their ridiculous fees.
Levi Johnston was ordered to pay $18,000 in back child support to Bristol Palin yesterday.
He will also be required to continue to pay Bristol $1,688.42 each month going forward to support baby Tripp who was born in December, 2008.
Bristol’s lawyer told TMZ yesterday that “Bristol is pleased with the court rulings today and looks forward to resolving the remaining issues with Levi”.
Bristol Palin’s lawyer filed papers to have subpoenas issued to CNN, Playgirl, Entertainment Tonight, The Insider, Star Magazine, and the National Enquirer yesterday, after he caught Levi Johnston lying about his income in court last week.
Levi had originally told the court that he was unable to make his $1,688.42 monthly child support payments because even though his income last year was $101,000, he had earned less than $10,000 annually in prior years. Bristol’s lawyer disproved the $10,000 figure yesterday, by coming up with a 2008 pay stub issued to Levi from a construction company for $18,594.50.
Bristol’s lawyer then had subpoenas issued to a number of companies that worked with Levi last year, to figure out whether or not he was lying about his 2009 income as well.
Beyonce’s dad, Mathew Knowles was ordered in court today to temporarily pay $8,200 per month in child support to his former mistress Alexsandra Wright.
Alexsandra gave birth a few weeks ago to the baby boy named Nixon, who she claimed was Mathew’s baby. A DNA test will be done on March 1st to prove paternity, and a permanent child support ruling will be made when the results come in.
According to Flavor Flav’s ex-girlfriend, Angie Parker, the rapper is currently $63,000 behind on child support payments for the three kids that he has with her.
Flav was ordered in January to cover the kids’ daily expenses and private school tuition. When asked, Flav claimed that he was just recently made aware of the judgment, and that he had been giving Angie the money directly, and paying the kids’ tuition on his own.
The rapper, who has a total of seven kids, currently also owes the IRS $183,000 in unpaid taxes.
The Laird Norton Tyee Trust Company, co-trustee of Frances Bean Cobain’s trust fund filed documents in court yesterday, seeking permission to go through her mother Courtney Love’s financial documents. Apparently, they had reason to believe that Courtney had been spending some of Frances’ trust fund money.
Courtney was originally allowed to control some of the money in the trust, but the right was taken away from her in December when she lost custody of her daughter.
Levi Johnston is officially trying to get himself out of paying the $1,750 per month in child support that his babymomma Bristol Palin is asking for.
His lawyer filed papers in court yesterday, insisting that even though Levi made $105,000 last year, his current income is “erratic”, and probably won’t come anywhere close to that again.
Levi, who agreed to pay a lump sum of 20% of his adjusted gross income from last year, said that his only guaranteed paycheck so far this year has been the $25,000 that he earned from his Playgirl photo shoot.
The court documents continued on to paint the following picture of Levi’s future:
Levi Johnston stands before this court as a 19-year-old with good hopeful for an entertainment career but the chances of increased income are as unknowable as it would be for any young person working his way into the entertainment industry: not particularly good.
Michael Lohan was in a Nassau County, NY court today to face the judge over 7 months of child support payments which he admitted that he failed to pay.
On last count (back in November), Michael was $15,100 behind. Today, he promised the judge that he would pay his ex-wife Dina back all of the money by his next court date of March 24.
A class action lawsuit was recently filed against Hugh Hefner by a Playboy shareholder, who accused Hugh of refusing to sell the now-failing Playboy company for a decent price when he had the chance.
According to the suit, Hugh had two opportunities to sell Playboy over the past six months, but he sabotaged both deals in order to avoid having to give up his own lavish lifestyle, reality TV show, and plethora of beautiful women.
The lawsuit noted that the Playboy stock sold for $36 per share in 1999, but sells for only $3.14 today. The plaintiffs are now seeking unspecified damages.
According to court documents Arnold Schwarzenegger has settled the $79,064 tax lien filed against him by the IRS.
When the lien was filed last year, Arnold’s rep insisted that the issue was a misunderstanding, and that Arnold was unaware that he owed the government any money.
It is unclear whether Arnold paid the lien, or it if had been dismissed.
The Oakland County International Airport in Michigan is currently going after Wayne Newton for leaving his private jet there three years ago, and failing to pay over $60,000 in storage fees.
In turn, Wayne is accusing some aircraft mechanics of ripping him off to the tune of over $700,000 which he says he paid them to fix his plane. According to Wayne’s rep, the company took the money, but the plane still doesn’t work.
Wayne is now considering his legal options.
Even though James Van Der Beek hasn’t done anything worth talking about since Dawson’s Creek wrapped up about seven years ago, he’s still somehow pulling in a ridiculously high income.
According to his income and expense declaration on his divorce filing, he’s currently making about $49,343 per month, and is actually spending very little of it on himself. He apparently only budgets $250 for food each month, but gives $4,100 to charity.
According to sources, about 50 of Conan O’Brien’s former staff members were not included in the $7.5 million separation deal that NBC paid out to the Tonight Show crew. Those workers won’t be leaving the show empty-handed however, as Conan has personally offered to pay each of them at least six weeks of severance.
IATSE Local 33 - the union for his former staff, has told reporters that the employees are all “very happy” with the deal. Conan’s reps chose not to comment on the subject.
A Malibu pool company has filed a lawsuit against Michael Madsen, accusing him of failing to pay for $6,809.88 worth of services which they provided to him between November 2008 and January 2010.
Michael, who recently filed for bankruptcy, has had a history of debt problems.
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