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Charlie Sheen Faces Huge Back Pay in Support Battle

Charlie Sheen has been ordered to pay $500,000 to his third ex-wife Brooke Mueller as their legal battle finally draws to an end.Mueller sued Sheen for over $15...

Charlie Sheen Faces Huge Back Pay in Support Battle
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has been ordered to pay $500,000 to his third ex-wife Brooke Mueller as their legal battle finally draws to an end.

Mueller sued Sheen for over $15 million this past December, insisting he .

In her initial complaint, Mueller argued that Sheen had been ordered to furnish her with a monthly $55,000 from April 2010 onwards, but alleged that in July 2011 he began making either partial or no payments.

Sheen's representative argued that Mueller was 'not entitled to any child support' because he had cared for the children while she battled addiction.

Now, in court documents obtained by the Daily Mail, the pair have arrived at an arrangement in which he will pay her far less than the amount she first demanded.

Under the terms of their agreement, Sheen owes Mueller a total of $500,000, half of which is due by July 10, with the remainder to be paid by September 1.

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The Daily Mail has contacted Sheen and Mueller's representatives for comment.

Charlie Sheen, pictured last September, has been ordered to pay $500,000 to his second ex-wife Brooke Mueller as their legal battle draws to an end

Mueller sued Sheen for over $15 million this past December, insisting he owed her back child support for their 17-year-old twins Bob and Max; she is pictured with her sons in 2016

Mueller and Sheen exchanged vows in 2008, commencing a turbulent marriage buffeted by their respective substance abuse struggles until they divorced in 2011; pictured 2009

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Mueller and Sheen exchanged vows in 2008, commencing a turbulent marriage buffeted by their respective substance abuse struggles until they divorced in 2011.

In 2013, Sheen's second ex-wife Denise Richards stepped in and temporarily cared for the twins after the government .

Earlier last year, Mueller remarked that Sheen remained 'my first call for help,' saying: 'He's always there to help me and pick up the pieces'; pictured 2008

She explained that they held dramatically different views of sobriety, which he appeared to attribute more to willpower than she did; Mueller and Sheen pictured at the 2008 Emmys

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Earlier last year, Mueller remarked that Sheen remained 'my first call for help,' saying: 'He gets it. He's always there to help me and pick up the pieces.'

Nevertheless she explained that they held dramatically different views of sobriety, which he appeared to attribute more to willpower than she did, via People.

'He knows his whole addiction history, and [thinks]: "If I can just stop without one AA meeting or without needing any whatever, then why can't you?"' she said.

'I think he thinks it's more about just making a choice, and then with the addiction [mindset], sometimes we don't have a choice,' Mueller added.

'But if I look back at our marriage, he was always one that could shut it off and turn it off and go to sleep, and I would be taking the car sneaking out to Skid Row.'

She allowed that the circumstances were 'unfair' to her sons, whom she said had gotten 'used to' the 'sad reality' that 'Mommy is going to relapse again one day.'

Along with the twins he , Sheen shares two daughters with Richards - Sami, 22, an OnlyFans model, and Lola, 21, a born-again Christian.

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