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SCRUBS - SCRUBS STAR IN CHILD PAYMENT ROW

SCRUBS star JOHN C. MCGINLEY has landed in a legal battle with his ex-wife, after withholding child support payments because of the writer's strike. MCGinley is obliged to pay Lauren Lambert - who he divorced in 2001 - $9,000 (GBP4,500) a month to look after their 10-year-old son Max, who suffers from Down's Syndrome. The actor, who plays Dr. Cox in Scrubs, stopped the payments earlier this month (Jan08), claiming it isn't fair for him to have to make full payments while the show isn't in production. Lambert is furious, claiming MCGinley can afford a "big house in Malibu" - and is ready to ask a judge to hold him in contempt, reports TMZ.com. But MCGinley's lawyer Lynn Soodik insists, "He's following the court order which allows him to reduce support if the show isn't being shot." The actor married second wife Nichole Kessler in April last year (07).
19/01/2008 02:03
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I am a child support paying parent also and what I see don't shock me at all! he
is treated like a criminal when he follows the order to the letter.
But the thing that always gets me is the amount of the payments $9,000 dollars for
a 10 year old child? this still proves my point that payments should be capped by
age...it does not cost $9,000 dollars a month to raise a 10 year old child.
I wish him well against the Legalized Mafia called Child Support Enforcement






