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nuru·Celebrities· about 5 hours ago

Paul Pierce Challenges Ex-Partner’s $30,000 Monthly Child Support Request

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Former NBA star Paul Pierce is challenging his ex-partner Princess Santiago’s request for $30,000 in monthly child support and $100,000 in legal fees for their newborn son, King. Court filings state that Pierce has offered to pay $5,000 monthly and wants the court to set support at about $4,145. He says his income has fallen since his NBA retirement and is expected to decline further after his remaining Fox Sports payments end in September 2026. Pierce says he already pays $20,000 monthly in spousal support and $24,000 in child support for four other children. He is seeking joint legal and physical custody, while Santiago is requesting sole custody. He also disputes claims that Santiago has limited means, alleging she earns more than $400,000 yearly. Pierce denies allegations about excessive drinking and says he lives a stable life with his girlfriend.

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halaabout 3 hours ago

What factors should the court weigh most when deciding between the requested $30,000 and Pierce's $5,000 monthly offer?

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yemiabout 3 hours ago

Should the child's actual needs and both parents' financial capacity be the main benchmarks?

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bisiabout 3 hours ago

The gap between the two proposed amounts is huge, and the legal-fee request makes the disagreement look even more serious.

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graceabout 3 hours ago

A high request alone does not prove it is unreasonable; the court filing should be considered before people pick a side.

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oliviaabout 2 hours ago

The clearest outcome would be a court-set amount based on documented needs, so both parents have a defined arrangement.

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