Former NFL Player Accused Of Leaving Town To Avoid Child Support Payments To His Disabled Daughter

Former NFL linebacker Clint Session is accused by his ex girlfriend of leaving town to avoid paying child support, Bossip reports, citing court documents.

According to Bossip, Davia filed documents in Florida claiming she believes Clint moved to Indiana to avoid paying support for their young daughter, who has severe health needs. The documents say he owes nearly $600,000 in support and attorney’s fees.

The filings allege he tried the same thing in 2016, which led Davia to file a complaint in Indiana family court.

Court documents say a judge ordered Clint in 2015 to pay $6,917 a month, with $2,616 of that going toward the child’s care. The filings claim he paid only $4,800 between 2016 and 2019, and that he transferred $5.1 million to his parents so it would look like he had no money.

According to the documents, a warrant was issued for his arrest after he failed to pay $289,467 in back support by last month’s deadline. A judge also added $256,308 in attorney’s fees, bringing the total to $584,608 plus interest.

Bossip reports Clint missed a hearing last month, saying he had a medical appointment. Davia claims he emailed the judge about it after he had already returned to Florida. She wants him to turn over his financial documents or turn himself in to police.

Clint signed a $30 million deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2011, with $11 million guaranteed, including a $6 million signing bonus. These are allegations from court filings, and he had not publicly responded in the coverage we reviewed.

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