Lil Boosie is reportedly facing a child support lawsuit in Georgia.
According to a Bossip exclusive published May 14, 2020, and a separate report from The Blast, the Georgia Department of Human Services is pursuing the case on behalf of Gelisa, the mother of Boosie’s 11 year old daughter. Special Assistant Attorney General Don Snow reportedly filed the suit.
Court papers cited by Bossip say the state and Gelisa want child support in a “reasonable amount” starting right away, wage garnishment if payments are missed, and health insurance coverage for the child. The papers also say that if Boosie disputes paternity, he can request a DNA test through the state.
The report says Boosie was served at his home and at the Bad Azz Entertainment office and had not responded to the suit at that time. Bossip reported that no attorney was listed for him. A hearing scheduled for that week was postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic, and a Georgia Department of Human Services spokesperson said federal law kept the agency from commenting.
These are allegations in a civil filing, and we did not see a statement from Boosie about the case in the reports. The news comes days after he drew backlash for comments he made on Instagram Live.
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