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Kblaze8855
04-07-2023, 07:43 AM
https://youtu.be/awMIbA34MT8



…..had to tie her to a rocket…..





Ex-Lakers star Trevor Ariza (https://radaronline.com/t/trevor-ariza/) told the court he is in the process of reducing his monthly expenses — because he can no longer afford his once lavish lifestyle after retiring from the NBA, RadarOnline.com (https://radaronline.com/) has learned. According to court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com, Ariza, who retired in 2022, said he currently has no average monthly income.



http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/,
Source: MEGA

Trevor played in the league for over a decade (https://radaronline.com/p/lakers-trevor-ariza-behavior-deposition-wife-restraining-order-divorce-support-custody/) and made over $116 million with his salary alone.
Ariza and his estranged wife Bree Anderson (https://radaronline.com/p/lakers-star-trevor-ariza-divorce-bree-ruined-hermes-bag-collection-demands-support-275000/) are in the middle of a nasty divorce. She has demanded he pay her monthly child support for their two kids.



http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/,
Source: MEGA

Bree said the support should be sufficient so that she could maintain the extravagant life she had while married.
She said during the marriage they had private chefs, a household staff, Rolls Royce vehicles, real estate and business holdings, and a massive 5-bedroom, 7-bathroom residence in Playa Vista.


http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/,
Source: MEGA

She believed Trevor would argue that he doesn’t have any income and the support should be low. Bree said Trevor had millions in the bank (https://radaronline.com/p/trevor-ariza-grilled-wife-allegations-restraining-order-court-divorce-support-lakers/) and property that could be sold off to satisfy support obligations (https://radaronline.com/p/lakers-star-trevor-ariza-divorce-bree-ruined-hermes-bag-collection-demands-support-275000/).
In his filing, Trevor said he pulls in an average of $4k from rental income but there is little else. He noted that he received a $418k lump sum from the NBA which was a non-recurring payment (https://radaronline.com/p/lakers-star-trevor-ariza-objects-wife-using-ex-girlfriends-allegations-against-him-restraining-order/).



Further, he said he pays $13k in child support for other children. He listed his monthly expenses (https://radaronline.com/p/trevor-ariza-lakers-nba-deposition-ex-wife-bree-divorce-restraining-order-dreadlock/) as $13k for his mortgage, $1,400 in maintenance, $8,900 for child care, $1,500 on groceries, $3,000 on eating out, $800 on laundry, $3,500 on clothes, $3,200 on his kid’s education, $14k on various cars and $19k on other.
The “other” includes $4k to his personal assistant, $5,700 for basketball training for his kids, $400 on massages, $500 on boxing classes, $900 on manicures/pedicures, $2,500 to his girlfriend.


http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/,
Source: Los Angeles Superior CourtBree's Alleged Injuries



“I am in the process of reducing my monthly expenses as I am now unemployed & cannot maintain my former lifestyle,” Trevor wrote in his declaration.
Trevor has various investments but claims to have only made $61k this year so far. The ex-NBA star hopes the financial information will help his case for lower support.

As RadarOnline.com first reported, Bree recently obtained a restraining order against Trevor after accusing him of showing up at her house unannounced.
Further, she described multiple alleged incidents of abuse during their relationship. The judge granted a temporary restraining order which prohibits Trevor from coming within 100 yards of his ex.

Trevor denied the accusations and accused Bree of being the violent one during their marriage. The two are set to face off in court later this month.

Kblaze8855
04-07-2023, 07:48 AM
That said if he feels the need to pay 10K a month for an assistant, clothes, and his new girlfriend(her being a listed expense is crazy to me) he’s not that worried about being rich for long anyway.

Kblaze8855
04-07-2023, 08:10 AM
Being curious I thought to see the most money I’ve ever spent in a month(aside from things like putting down on a home). This is the most ever I believe:

https://www.hostpic.org/images/2304071729190095.jpeg



And I was showing my whole ass in Miami that month. The next month it dropped to 12 but almost 5 on a credit card. And that’s 600-700 dollar meals at Papi steak, buying red bottoms, staying at 5 star hotels, getting some art I’d wanted….not usual day to day shit. To maintain spending above that level for years at a time….


Id have to keep buying houses to put the stuff. Most of my clothes are in 2 other bedrooms because my girlfriend took over the walk in.

I don’t know how you buy 3500 in clothes a month without s constant rotation of things going back out to goodwill or something. And not many people can wear nba player sized clothes. And other players don’t need the hand me downs. I bet there’s a charity for nba players to donate their clothes to tall poor kids coming up through the ranks.

You have to be conditioned by years of opulence to maintain that level of spending. I think normal people even if they hit the lottery would eventually stop buying stuff just off boredom shopping and realizing there’s nowhere to put it and no time to wear it all.

I feel like you go through millions on giant purchases like cars and homes. The day to day feels like it should slow down a lot eventually.

Kblaze8855
04-07-2023, 08:23 AM
Similar but different….

Ted Lassos ex wants support despite being somewhat nba rich herself:






Olivia has formally requested that Jason start paying child support, saying she "has borne the lion's share of the expenses for their children" even though "he earns significantly more than" her. According to court docs first obtained by The Blast (via Entertainment Tonight (https://www.etonline.com/olivia-wilde-claims-jason-sudeikis-does-not-pay-child-support-as-she-has-107000-in-monthly-expenses)), Olivia is claiming to have over $107,000 in monthly expenses, including $60,000 in "rent/mortgage" and an additional $4,000 in "laundry and cleaning." She also told the court that she makes $40,000 a month in salary, and $60,000 from "Wilde Company income" and "rental property income." She revealed that she has $10 million in assets in addition to $645,187 in bank accounts.

Olivia also notes that she's "bearing 100% of the costs of the children's care when they are with me, including, but not limited to, their food, clothing, childcare, extracurricular activities and transportation costs," though Jason does split the cost of tuition.

Olivia's court documents claim that "it is undisputed that [Sudeikis] earns significantly more than Olivia and has greater access to funds" and that "Jason shares equal responsibility with Olivia for the support of their children." She also straight up claims that Sudeikis "is not currently paying child support" and wants the court to "make an order regarding child support so that I can adequately provide for our children commensurate with Jason's standard of living."




I feel like at that point you should both just be contributing to the Charles trust fund or something. There is absolutely nothing a child of those two would lack access to for financial reasons. I’m not saying he shouldn’t be required to contribute, but put it up for something useful in the future. What does the kid need a solid gold back scratcher to replace the ivory one?

90sgoat
04-07-2023, 08:26 AM
It's absolutely absurd that a woman should be entitled to relative spousal support in addition a percentage of a man's wealth.

Spousal support should be a fixed sum with a definite upper limit, set at around a middle class income, and it should be time limited, like 5 years max.

What kind of medieval view on women is it that boss girl, feminist women, can't manage to support themselves after some years?

I get that if you're leaving a woman with small children, then she deserves some compensation, but these americans spousal support laws are cray cray.

Kblaze8855
04-07-2023, 08:35 AM
You should go read some of the comments under any story about the child support Britney Spears I had to pay her ex. Especially when he asked for an increase. Women don’t support spousal support. They support men paying spousal support.

90sgoat
04-07-2023, 08:38 AM
You should go read some of the comments under any story about the child support Britney Spears I had to pay her ex. Especially when he asked for an increase. Women don’t support spousal support. They support men paying spousal support.

That's right. Don't get me started lol.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZW4eFErSzc

Kblaze8855
04-07-2023, 09:07 AM
I’m not entirely against the concept when there is such a dramatic difference in two peoples earning potential and one put a stop to work to raise a family and suddenly you’re past 30 with no real experience. Women in fact have been held down by society for many thousands of years. They played a role in it themselves to be sure, but the fact is they are conditioned to put personal earning potential behind taking care of a family and men with the wealth of NBA players would almost certainly not even want the women working.

I can see why such a situation would lead to a need for support long-term. You really shouldn’t be able to meet somebody at the most important time of their future development and have a kid and marry them and tell them they never need to worry about money so they can just raise the kids then you to break up and you send them to work at Burger King. It’s not entirely unreasonable.

That said, I don’t think she is old enough to be the mother of his oldest kids because they are getting college offers already. She may have met him in her mid to late 20s.

Carbine
04-07-2023, 09:22 AM
Ariza probably made 50 million after taxes and agent fees.

He is just flat out bad with money if he's "only" making 60+ K a year nowadays. It's his own fault, no sympathy for it whatsoever.

Kblaze8855
04-07-2023, 09:29 AM
She says he has millions in accounts. I wouldn’t doubt it. He should’ve done a better job of hiding it from her it appears.

Of course, it isn’t inconceivable that he is broke because we know NBA players who made more than he did have pulled it off. Hell billionaires have gone broke. It can happen. I’m just saying she says he’s lying about it.

Norcaliblunt
04-07-2023, 01:56 PM
Never understood why these super rich athlete dudes have kids and get married while in the prime of their career. Like why? Other than being a simp ass sucker with no discipline what would be the reason? True love? Get the **** outta here.

SouBeachTalents
04-07-2023, 02:01 PM
I’m not entirely against the concept when there is such a dramatic difference in two peoples earning potential and one put a stop to work to raise a family and suddenly you’re past 30 with no real experience. Women in fact have been held down by society for many thousands of years. They played a role in it themselves to be sure, but the fact is they are conditioned to put personal earning potential behind taking care of a family and men with the wealth of NBA players would almost certainly not even want the women working.

I can see why such a situation would lead to a need for support long-term. You really shouldn’t be able to meet somebody at the most important time of their future development and have a kid and marry them and tell them they never need to worry about money so they can just raise the kids then you to break up and you send them to work at Burger King. It’s not entirely unreasonable.

That said, I don’t think she is old enough to be the mother of his oldest kids because they are getting college offers already. She may have met him in her mid to late 20s.
I agree on your point that if a woman doesn't enter the workforce to raise a family with the expectation that the husband will provide, then she's left over 30 with no work experience, you could make a valid argument that she should be provided for, at least for a couple of years.

But the idea she has to have the lifestyle she was accustomed to is 1000% horseshit :lol She should get enough $ for housing, child support, basic necessities for a few years until she's back on her feet. But requesting she lives this luxurious lifestyle? FOH. There should be zero legal basis to ever have that implemented.

Norcaliblunt
04-07-2023, 02:14 PM
What’s interesting is how we expect super rich people to do righteous things with their wealth like charities and yada yada yada. But most don’t even wanna take care of people they once loved, married, and had kids with, let alone the world. Lol.

Xiao Yao You
04-07-2023, 02:22 PM
What’s interesting is how we expect super rich people to do righteous things with their wealth like charities and yada yada yada. But most don’t even wanna take care of people they once loved, married, and had kids with, let alone the world. Lol.

Wouldn't say most. I'd guess more of them have their own foundations and are doing good than those that you described. We just don't hear about the ones giving as much. It's tax advantageous for them to give

Real Men Wear Green
04-07-2023, 02:23 PM
Ariza probably made 50 million after taxes and agent fees.

He is just flat out bad with money if he's "only" making 60+ K a year nowadays. It's his own fault, no sympathy for it whatsoever.

When you are paying taxes or figuring out child support you make yourself look as poor as possible without breaking the law. Almost everyone does that.

ArbitraryWater
04-07-2023, 02:27 PM
This system makes no sense lol.


Why should he continue having to pay her to a lavish lifestyle?

Haha.

Norcaliblunt
04-07-2023, 02:34 PM
When you are paying taxes or figuring out child support you make yourself look as poor as possible without breaking the law. Almost everyone does that.

Which is fascinating because at one point you supposedly loved this person.

Kblaze8855
04-07-2023, 05:13 PM
I agree on your point that if a woman doesn't enter the workforce to raise a family with the expectation that the husband will provide, then she's left over 30 with no work experience, you could make a valid argument that she should be provided for, at least for a couple of years.

But the idea she has to have the lifestyle she was accustomed to is 1000% horseshit :lol She should get enough $ for housing, child support, basic necessities for a few years until she's back on her feet. But requesting she lives this luxurious lifestyle? FOH. There should be zero legal basis to ever have that implemented.


The couple years would never do. Not with kids. Child free? Whole other story.

I feel like there’s a reasonable middle ground for people of a certain wealth. Maybe half a million in a trust plus 250K for each kid with a set distribution monthly that goes liquid when the kids hit 18 or graduate.

Enough so nobody is in need.

SouBeachTalents
04-07-2023, 05:17 PM
The couple years would never do. Not with kids. Child free? Whole other story.

I feel like there’s a reasonable middle ground for people of a certain wealth. Maybe half a million in a trust plus 250K for each kid with a set distribution monthly that goes liquid when the kids hit 18 or graduate.

Enough so nobody is in need.
Well child support should obviously be until the kid is 18. I meant more so they should pay alimony in addition to that for a couple of years to give the woman a chance to establish herself.

Norcaliblunt
04-07-2023, 05:28 PM
The only reason these dudes get chicks to begin with is because of their money though. They have no problem flaunting all that extravagance to pull the bitches in. Alimony and child support are just simp taxes.

Kblaze8855
04-07-2023, 05:38 PM
Someone who marries young really isn’t likely to establish anything of straight cash. It still takes some know how. You aren’t going from not knowing what a days work is to like…becoming assistant manager at a tractor supply company in 2 years.

Really a lot of them should be setting up side income for themselves during the marriage. I couldn’t live off anyone the way they do. Obviously I’m conditioned differently as a man but I know women who are the same way. Just can’t feel like they’re under somebody’s thumb.

All those years splitting millions and they talk about a couple rental properties. And I bet those are just homes they bought for themselves or family they now rent out.

Having the seed money is the big problem for most business plans. That much cash coming in everyone in the league should have side hustles for them and their spouses. Hell call Shaq…get 5 Papa John’s. Ariza was already a millionaire before the housing collapse that hit before Obama. He could’ve bought 20 properties that would be bringing in good income today for his walking around money in 2008.

I bought a 4/2 that needed roof work for 40 thousand dollars in 2009 with 1500 down. Old banker I knew bought like 10. Another guy I worked with started buying almost whole streets in “bad” neighborhoods and converting them to duplexes and renting them out. The money nba guys had to throw around? They should have all been kings in the late 2000s.

To be fair though there are enough horror stories about crooked managers and financial planners that I’m sure some of them feel better with the cash under the mattress.

Norcaliblunt
04-07-2023, 06:00 PM
Someone who marries young really isn’t likely to establish anything of straight cash. It still takes some know how. You aren’t going from not knowing what a days work is to like…becoming assistant manager at a tractor supply company in 2 years.

Really a lot of them should be setting up side income for themselves during the marriage. I couldn’t live off anyone the way they do. Obviously I’m conditioned differently as a man but I know women who are the same way. Just can’t feel like they’re under somebody’s thumb.

All those years splitting millions and they talk about a couple rental properties. And I bet those are just homes they bought for themselves or family they now rent out.

Having the seed money is the big problem for most business plans. That much cash coming in everyone in the league should have side hustles for them and their spouses. Hell call Shaq…get 5 Papa John’s. Ariza was already a millionaire before the housing collapse that hit before Obama. He could’ve bought 20 properties that would be bringing in good income today for his walking around money in 2008.

I bought a 4/2 that needed roof work for 40 thousand dollars in 2009 with 1500 down. Old banker I knew bought like 10. Another guy I worked with started buying almost whole streets in “bad” neighborhoods and converting them to duplexes and renting them out. The money nba guys had to throw around? They should have all been kings in the late 2000s.

To be fair though there are enough horror stories about crooked managers and financial planners that I’m sure some of them feel better with the cash under the mattress.


Lol at trying to figure out a way for a person who made over 50 million playing basketball to make even more money.

It’s pretty simple. If you buy a broad you’ll eventually have to buy her out. So don’t be buying broads.

Oh and we don’t need anymore papa johns, wine, podcasts, cannabis crap, etc.

Hey Yo
04-07-2023, 06:55 PM
The only reason these dudes get chicks to begin with is because of their money though. They have no problem flaunting all that extravagance to pull the bitches in. Alimony and child support are just simp taxes.
That's the price you pay to marry someone 'possibly' in love with you. Imagine it'd be hard to determine in that situation.

Kblaze8855
04-07-2023, 07:04 PM
Lol at trying to figure out a way for a person who made over 50 million playing basketball to make even more money.

It’s pretty simple. If you buy a broad you’ll eventually have to buy her out. So don’t be buying broads.

Oh and we don’t need anymore papa johns, wine, podcasts, cannabis crap, etc.


The world doesn’t need more of most things you can invest in but it keeps making them successful. With 50+ million in career earnings you have to be able to find one. Not that the long term players really need it to make it even if they blow it all. Ariza played 18 years and he’s eligible for 800 a month…for each of those seasons…starting at age 45. So he doesn’t have a long wait. He will never be straight broke.

Da_Realist
04-07-2023, 07:08 PM
It's absolutely absurd that a woman should be entitled to relative spousal support in addition a percentage of a man's wealth.

Spousal support should be a fixed sum with a definite upper limit, set at around a middle class income, and it should be time limited, like 5 years max.

What kind of medieval view on women is it that boss girl, feminist women, can't manage to support themselves after some years?

I get that if you're leaving a woman with small children, then she deserves some compensation, but these americans spousal support laws are cray cray.

Had to get in just to say I agree with all of this exponentially.

StrongLurk
04-07-2023, 07:14 PM
Why does OP make threads basically talking to himself?

Kblaze8855
04-07-2023, 07:26 PM
Why does OP make threads basically talking to himself?



https://youtu.be/7xVEa0SMxFg

Norcaliblunt
04-08-2023, 04:56 PM
The world doesn’t need more of most things you can invest in but it keeps making them successful. With 50+ million in career earnings you have to be able to find one. Not that the long term players really need it to make it even if they blow it all. Ariza played 18 years and he’s eligible for 800 a month…for each of those seasons…starting at age 45. So he doesn’t have a long wait. He will never be straight broke.


Homie I have always respected that you keep it real. What you say is real. You don’t usually talk about the way things should be, but how they actually are. Props for articulating that.

But what you’ve basically illustrated in this thread is that the root of all the worlds problems are dudes going out of their way to get p u s s I e. Land lording, setting up pointless businesses, trying to make that extra dollar to satisfy the bitch. It would comical if it wasn’t so tragic.

Kblaze8855
04-14-2023, 11:10 AM
https://www.hostpic.org/images/2304142039270350.jpeg

Norcaliblunt
04-14-2023, 05:59 PM
https://www.hostpic.org/images/2304142039270350.jpeg

You’re acting like this is a win for men. So a MAN has to put his own money in his moms name to protect him from p u s s i e. It’s pathetic and you promoting simps is funny as hell.

Hey Yo
04-14-2023, 06:09 PM
Well child support should obviously be until the kid is 18. I meant more so they should pay alimony in addition to that for a couple of years to give the woman a chance to establish herself.

Not sure what the law is in other states, but where I'm at if the kid goes to college.... it's mandatory that support be paid till they're 21yrs old

Norcaliblunt
04-14-2023, 07:02 PM
What the OP fails to realize is that the only reason a 6 foot 5 plus gangling mofo gets chicks to begin with is because of money. These tall as **** mofos are not getting chicks if they are average dudes making average money. Facts. So seeing dudes who can finally get ***** because of money get played is ****ing comical and op is too simped out to see it.

Kblaze8855
04-15-2023, 06:04 PM
You’re acting like this is a win for men. So a MAN has to put his own money in his moms name to protect him from p u s s i e. It’s pathetic and you promoting simps is funny as hell.

A win for men? I’m acting like it’s amusing and nothing else. This isn’t the 60s.



https://youtu.be/N-1BD8dOz30


^
Not often an option anymore.

Kblaze8855
04-15-2023, 06:05 PM
What the OP fails to realize is that the only reason a 6 foot 5 plus gangling mofo gets chicks to begin with is because of money. These tall as **** mofos are not getting chicks if they are average dudes making average money. Facts. So seeing dudes who can finally get ***** because of money get played is ****ing comical and op is too simped out to see it.


I don’t know what you’re talking about there. Your experience suggests tall, athletic men can only get women with money?