Cher’s son receives a new order from the court in the midst of Marieangla King Split

Cher’s troubled son, Elijah Blue Allman, was ordered to pay his alienated wife, Marieangla King, the wife’s temporary support.

According to reports, one judge gave this ruling after losing a court hearing after a alleged overdose of drugs.

According to court documents received from We weeklyA hearing was carried out as part of the divorce report of the king who was filed against Allman, 49, on April 8.

The judicial order noted that Allman failed to respond to the report, which demanded monthly support. The judge said the listening could proceed without Allman.

The 38 -year -old was in court with her lawyer for listening. The judge heard the testimony on the part of the king before issuing his decision.

According to the order, Elias Allman was ordered to pay his alienated wife of $ 6,500 per month in a temporary support for a spouse on Friday. He also has to pay back in July.

As the exit first said, the king submitted documents in June that revealed that he had desperately needed support from Allman. He claimed he was unemployed and had not worked since 2009.

In court documents, the king said he was not sure of Allman’s income or assets. He said he had to hire a forensic accountant to determine his sources of income and net value.

Marieangela King filed a statement of income and expenses, which describes in detail her monthly accounts.

He said he spent $ 5,000 on rent, $ 1,500 in grocery stores, $ 3,000 on entertainment, $ 500 on food out and various other accounts for a total of $ 12,000 at expenses.

In her testimony, the king told the court that he was enjoying a “high standard of living” while marrying Allman.

He said they made fancy trips, lived in nice houses in Beverly Hills and Malibu, they had chefs and therapists.

Marieangela King said she was unable to focus on her career as a entertainer because she supported Allman’s “priorities”.

“I need support to pay the rent and meet my basic needs and money to seek further education and employment to become self -sustaining,” the king said.

Marieangla King said her ex had the money to pay her monthly support. He showed the regular payments he receives from his late father Gregg Allman, the rights from the music released by his mom.