Migos star member, Offset has made his intentions to defend himself in his baby mama’s child support suit against obvious.
Reports from Bossip reveals that the rapper has now hired a veteran Atlanta lawyer to represent him in Nicole Algarin’s paternity case.
Lawyer, Amy L. Kaye had filed court documents this week notifying the judge that she intends to serve as Offset’s counsel in the paternity case.
Meanwhile, Kaye is a familiar and popular name when it comes to repping big-name stars, as she had stood in for the likes of former NBA player, Damon Stoudemire in his child support modification case against his child’s mother Gwendolyn Moss, court record reveals. Also, she has represented prominent corporate attorneys and financial managers in her almost 30 years of experience.
Algarin, on the other hand, sued Offset last year to establish official child support and also to legally name him as the child’s father. According to court docs, she said Offset has only provided “limited financial support” for the little girl. The child’s mother equally reiterated that she wants the rapper to step up support and include visitations.
Also, Algarin accused Offset of purposely dodging her, and the case remained for six months while her lawyer revealed that her client was “struggling” to provide for her child amid this coronavirus pandemic.
The two sides are due back in court by next month.
