Oasis singer Liam Gallagher hit with a massive chid maintenance question
Ghorbani wants a new agreement with Gallagher, 52, about their 12-year-old daughter Gemma, who has autism.
The New York Supreme Court was told that he has paid more than $ 1 million since a 2015 judicial order.
Later he agreed to pay $ 240,000 for Gemma’s school and autism-related costs after she was informed of her condition in 2021.
But Ghorbani now demands a total of around $ 670,000 a year from Gallagher to cover basic support and expenditure for children.
Under her new proposal, she would get $ 420,000 a year in child benefit, plus a further payment of $ 250,000.
But Gallagher’s lawyer, Judy Poller, said to the court: “The child has Autism and Mr Gallagher appreciates the stress and challenges for the child.
“However, there must be a reality here … The fact is that they are looking for this money because Mr Gallagher is about to start a new musical adventure.
“He goes on tour and they want to capitalize.”
She also said about the 51-year-old Ghorbani: “She is looking for a residence of $ 30,000 a month, so that she can have a swimming pool, $ 100,000 a year live-in nanny, a holiday budget of $ 6.300.
“These costs are not suitable. This was never an intact family with a lifestyle.”
The musician, who conceived Gemma with the American journalist after interviewing him, appeared during the hearing via Videolink.
The lawyer of Ghorbani, Amanda Creegan, says that the needs of Gemma are not met.
She said they were back in court, because Gallagher, whose band will earn $ 550 million this summer from their reunion tour, had agreed to cover tuition fees for only two years and that he refused to “come to the table”.
Creegan said that Gallagher never met or asked to meet Gemma, and he “doesn’t talk to her, doesn’t recognize her.” And she accused Liam van Liegen about reimbursements he had previously paid.
She said, “About three days after she had applied for the adjustment movement, he went on an X-rant, where he called her a” gold digger “and he accused her of shaking him down and lied about how much he paid her and violated the confidentiality agreement.”
Judge Jeffrey Pearlman said he believed that there was a scheme to be held and had planned a private hearing for June 13.
Asked if he could make that date, Gallagher said, in a black jacket,: “Yes, I am good for that.”
He asked what time it would be in the UK and added: “That’s all good, man. It’s cool.”
