76ers’ Iguodala sued for child support
NBA star's lawyer says financial demands ‘beyond what is reasonable’
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PHILADELPHIA - A woman suing Philadelphia 76ers star Andre Iguodala for child support is seeking $12,000 to $15,000 a month.
Iguodala’s attorney, Charles Meyer of Blue Bell, says his client wants to “generously provide” for London Iguodala, the girl born May 7 to 23-year-old Clayanna Warthen of Clementon, N.J. Meyer says Warthen’s demands “were beyond what is reasonable.” He says he still hopes to resolve the matter out of court but that his client will comply with any court order.
The lawsuit filed Thursday in Camden County, N.J., alleges that Warthen has no income and had to get medical coverage through the state of New Jersey. Meyer says Iguodala has enrolled the baby in an NBA medical insurance policy.
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