:D:D na ngao friends on the side
The child support is calculated on your active income. If your income gets reduced, so does the support payments. Divorce rates of athletes is no different from a normal man. It’s just that athletes have more money. Most of the time, before they become pros, most of these athletes have kids. Chances of a athlete becoming a pro are very slim. Only One out of tens of thousands makes it. So it’s not like they even know they will become pros when they get kids.
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Not sure this is real. His contract pays $3m per year. He couldn’t possibly afford paying her $2.4m per year ( $200k a month). They have to factor in taxes (30%), legal fees(15-20%), management fees( 10%)…+++ before they calculate child support.
It’s more like 200k a year.
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