Halle Berry Ordered to Pay Big Bucks In Child Support

by kyle Posted 2012/06/20 20:28:07

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Some of Halle Berry's "New Year's Eve" money will be going to baby daddy Gabriel Aubry, because a judge has just ordered the actress to shell out nearly a quarter of a million bucks a year in child support.

Lawyers
for Halle and Gabriel were in court Monday, and sources connected with
Gabriel tell TMZ ... the family law judge ordered Halle to pay Nahla's daddy $20,000 a month.

Although Nahla is 4, until Monday there was never a child support order issued by a judge, but now one is in place.

We're
told both sides are still at war, and they will soon be battling in
court over whether Halle can take Nahla and move to Paris.

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David 2012/06/21 03:55:38

right call

That's too bad.

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Cuppajo 2012/06/20 20:33:23

right call

Question. Why are the children of stars forced to subsist on nearly a quarter of a million bucks a year in child support, but Joe Shmo's kids get $15 grand if they're lucky?

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MandaLynne to Cuppajo 2012/06/20 20:48:01 (edited)

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Child support is based on the payer's salary.

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Cuppajo to MandaLynne 2012/06/20 20:50:17

CAN an actor's income technically be considered a salary? There is no guarantee of income, as an actor only works when cast.

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MandaLynne to Cuppajo 2012/06/20 20:53:14

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Obviously it can. Otherwise it would be based on minimum wage which is what the lowest payment can be and is ordered whether you are working or not.

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MandaLynne to Cuppajo 2012/06/20 20:54:44

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I guess they also take into consideration net worth. Amounts to the same thing. You have to pay a percentage of what you can afford to pay.

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Cuppajo to MandaLynne 2012/06/20 20:55:38

Another reason to avoid breeding

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