14 DAY TRIAL // Reports surfacing online in the past couple of days have it that Charlie Sheen’s career is going nowhere and that, because of it, he’s bound to run out of money soon. Ex wife Brooke Mueller wants to make sure that, if this happens, she and the kids will not be left unprovided for.
TMZ informs that, in a bid to make sure she and the twins she had with Sheen will always receive the monthly allowance granted in court, Mueller has urged a judge to force Warner Bros. to pay that amount directly to her.
In other words, Sheen is being overlooked and the money will be redirected from the network to Mueller directly.
“Brooke Mueller apparently isn’t confident enough that ex-hubby Charlie Sheen will make good on child support, so she got a judge to order Warner Bros. to send $55,000 of Charlie’s money her way every month,” TMZ informs.
Sheen is still being paid by the network for his work on the sitcom “Two and a Half Men,” from which he’s been fired earlier this year.
“Brooke’s law firm, Trope and Trope, served legal papers on Warner Bros. last Friday, demanding the studio withhold $55,000 a month from all monies due Charlie to satisfy his child support obligations,” the aforementioned e-zine says.
“The lawyers are demanding that the studio send the $55 grand a month directly to Brooke. Sources connected with Brooke concede Charlie is not behind on his child support, but Brooke wants to make sure she gets her support if Charlie begins to run low on cash,” TMZ reports.
Because the judge has already approved Mueller’s petition, Warner Bros. has no other alternative than to comply and to make sure $55,000 ends up in her bank account every month.
The other day, word got out that Sheen was on the verge of disaster, since many months have passed since he was fired from the show and, despite intense media interest in him, he was still to make a comeback.
Moreover, it was said, with each day that passed and he still didn’t do anything to make said comeback possible, he was running of chances that people might still care when he finally started a new project.