Mohsin Abbas Haider ordered to pay child support

The disgraced actor had earlier maintained that he's 'jobless' and can't pay up


Adnan Lodhi February 28, 2020
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LAHORE: Actor/singer Mohsin Abbas Haider has been asked to pay PKR 50,000 per month to his ex-wife Fatema Sohail as child support by a family court in Lahore.

Family judge Myra Hassan heard the case made against Mohsin for not supporting his son Haider Abbas Mohsin, who he shares with ex-wife Fatema who leveled claims that he subjected her to domestic abuse in July last year. According to sources, Fatema connected with the court and submitted an application against Mohsin citing his failure to provide for their 10-month old son.

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She added that she cannot bear the expenses of bringing up a child alone – she is a struggling model at the moment. She also highlighted the reason of their divorce, explicitly accusing him of torturing her during their marriage. During the hearing, Fatema also detailed how Mohsin agreed to pay for the upbringing of their child upon her ‘begging’ earlier but had since failed to follow up.

Mohsin had earlier maintained that he was ‘jobless’ and did not have enough money to support his son. It is pertinent to note that Mohsin has since re-launched his career – he released a song back in November and has signed onto a new film with Abu Aleeha.

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The two had decided to part ways earlier in 2019 after Fatema took to her Facebook to ‘expose’ Mohsin’s emotional and physical abuse towards her. She shared harrowing details of living with her then-husband, who subjected her to violent domestic abuse, a claim that Mohsin expressly denied. He subsequently lost his TV gigs, before making a comeback in December of 2019 with the song Rooh. Despite getting divorced, the two continue to fight it out in the courts on grounds

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