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Scott Weiland’s Ex-Wife Wants Huge Child Support Money From Estate

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The Blast reports that Scott Weiland‘s second wife says the rocker died with child support obligations that need to be fulfilled, so she wants his estate to take over payments for Weiland’s two minor children.

According to documents filed last week and obtained by The Blast, Mary Weiland says her two kids, 17-year-old Noah and 15-year-old Lucy, don’t receive support from other sources and depended on the funds from Weiland.

Mary says that in her divorce judgment from the late Stone Temple Pilots frontman she was awarded $4,000 per month in child support, and wants the estate to now take over the obligation for those payments.

The judge in the case has yet to rule, but seeing as there was already a court order in place for the kids Mary will most likely get the money.

Weiland died in December 2015 from a drug overdose while on tour with his band The Wildabouts.

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