Cher’s troubled son, Elijah Blue Allman, was ordered to pay her alienated wife, Mariangela King, temporary spouse’s support.
Reportedly, a judge made this decision after he missed a hearing after an alleged overdose of drugs.
As per the court documents obtained by US weeklyA hearing was held as part of King’s divorce petition filed against Allman, 49, April 8.
The court’s order noted that Allman did not respond to the petition that required monthly support. The judge said the hearing could continue without Allman present.
The 38-year-old was in court with his lawyer for the hearing. The judge heard testimony on the part of King before issuing his decision.
According to the order, Elijah Allman was ordered to pay her alienated wife $ 6,500 per day. Month in temporary spousal support from Friday. He also has to pay retroactively for July.
As sales first reported, King Documents filed in June that revealed that she desperately needed support from Allman. She claimed she was unemployed and had not worked since 2009.
In court documents, King said she was uncertain about Allman’s income or assets. She said she had to hire a forensic accountant to determine his sources of income and net value.
Mariangela King filed an income and expenditure declaration that detailed her monthly bills.
She said she spent $ 5,000 on rent, $ 1,500 on groceries, $ 3,000 on entertainment, $ 500 on eating out and various other bills for a total of $ 12,000 in expenses.
In her filing, King told the court that she enjoyed a “high standard of living” while he was married to Allman.
She said they took smart trips, lived in lovely homes in Beverly Hills and Malibu, had chefs and therapists.
Mariangela King said she had not been able to focus on her career as an entertainer because she has supported Allman’s “priorities.”
“I need support to pay rent and cover my basic needs and money to apply for further education and employment to become self -sufficient,” King claimed.
Mariangela King said her ex had money to pay her monthly support. She pointed to the regular payments he receives from his late father Gregg Allman’s property, royalties from music he has released, and from his mother.
