January 08, 2009. (Originally published on January 7, 2008). MediaTakeOut.com told you weeks ago that Sheree Whitfield was appealing her divorce settlement with ex-husband NFLs Bob Whitfield. The court released details of the appeal and they're pretty juicy.

Here's how much Sheree got in the settlement:

The trial court awarded her custody of the children and $2,142.87 a month in child support. It also awarded her a division of the marital property totaling more than $1.1 million and including a lump sum payment of $775,000.

And here's why Sheree wants more money:

Her attorneys argue that based on her lack of education and inability to earn income, the court abused its discretion by not awarding alimony and then ordering her and the children out of their $2.6 million home in Sandy Springs.

So I guess we all know now she knew SHE by Sheree would be a flop because she is uneducated and unable to earn an income.

Get a JOB heffa!!

LMAO!!!!! RIGHT!!!!

What kills me is I support my son, pay all my bills, etc. on just a little bit more than what she gets in child support. 

That woman has NO CLUE.

I wish a damn judge WOULD award me 2K a month in child support!!!!!  I would have a nanny and tutor and personal trainer for my babygirl so QUICK!!!!!  Shoot - she NEED to do this 'make a $1 outta $0.15' shiot the REGULAR biotches do - then she would take that 2K and RUN!!!!!! 

LMAO!! See my post above about Kim's not so dumb azz.

I have to agree TAW.....Ni%#A Please.........Go get a Burger King gig or something!  She was banking on him to take care of her behind!

Sheree's case was dismissed yesterday.  Kind of silly to go after alimony when he can't pay the child support. 

TV star seeks appeal’s dismissal

By Bill Rankin

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Former Atlanta Falcon Bob Whitfield has squandered his fortune and failed to pay child support for his two children for 15 months, his ex-wife’s lawyer said Monday.

For this reason, Sheree Whitfield, a star of the TV reality show “Real Housewives of Atlanta," dismissed her appeal that sought alimony from the former football star, her lawyer, Michael Weinstock, said.

 

“The man hasn’t paid a dime" in child support, Weinstock said. “Mr. Whitfield’s going to have to figure out how to pay the money."

Weinstock made the claims during arguments before the Georgia Supreme Court in which he and Bob Whitfield’s lawyer, Christopher Olmstead, leveled accusations at one another.

Olmstead argued that Sheree Whitfield, 38, or her lawyers should pay up to $2,500 in penalties for bringing a frivolous appeal.

“This is an affront to the court," Olmstead said. “The icing on the cake, the cherry on the sundae" arrived Monday morning when Sheree Whitfield’s lawyers filed a motion to dismiss the appeal, he said.

Weinstock countered that the appeal was filed for legitimate reasons but the issue is now moot because Whitfield is broke.

Whitfield, 37, played for the Falcons for 12 years and retired from professional football in 2007. He and Sheree Whitfield married in June 2000. Six months later, the Falcons gave their star offensive lineman a then-franchise record $8 million signing bonus. The couple separated three years later and Sheree Whitfield filed for divorce in 2005.

After a trial, a Fulton County judge awarded Sheree Whitfield custody of the couple’s two children. The judge also ordered Bob Whitfield to pay $2,142 a month in child support, give his ex-wife $775,000 in cash and turn over shares of four NFL retirement accounts.

Bob Whitfield was awarded the family’s $2.4 million, 5,900-square-foot home in Sandy Springs and four other properties, including his “world-class" recording studio in Atlanta.

But Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. is now advertising that it plans to foreclose and sell Bob Whitfield’s five-bedroom, eight-bathroom home on the courthouse steps.

Sheree Whitfield intially filed her appeal to the Georgia Supreme Court on grounds she was wrongly denied alimony. While Olmstead wants to “take shots" at her lawyers, his client may ultimately be found in contempt of court, Weinstock said. To date, Bob Whitfield has paid $425,000 of the court-ordered $775,000 to his ex-wife. But he has not paid any child support since the final divorce judgment was signed in October 2007, Weinstock said.