
The legal system is always a difficult and emotional thing for any person to have to navigate. Still, emotions are always going to run highest in family court when the ends of marriages and the welfare of children is the topic of discussion. Tyrese Gibson has been spending a significant portion of his time dealing with child support issues in an Atlanta courtroom in recent months, fighting a judge’s order because, according to him, he’s taking a stand on behalf of all fathers.
Gibson was recently ordered by an Atlanta judge to pay $636,000, with $237,000 set to go to his ex-wife to cover back child support, and the balance will pay for her attorney’s fees. Tyrese was also held in contempt of court for refusing to pay a $10,000-a-month child support judgment put in place last August, which was backdated to September 2020. Speaking with TMZ, Gibson explained that the reason he’s fighting the payments is not because he can’t pay them but because he thinks they are unfair. Gibson said…