Chers Son Claims No Financial Support Amid Crisis

's son Elijah Blue Allman says that his famed mother is no longer sending him money amid a family dispute which has led her  amid fears for his well-being.

Lawyers for Allman, 49, on Tuesday explained the change in his finances in a filing with Superior Court focused on his financial support of .

Attorneys for Allman, the son of Cher, 79, and late rocker Gregg Allman, explained how his income had been sliced in half, in a legal filing reviewed by the Daily Mail. 

Allman's team requested a reduction to the $6,500 monthly support payments he is currently ordered to pay King, pointing out Cher's decision to cut off the $10,000 a month she had been giving him about five years ago.

Since August of 2021, Allman has ceased to receive 'recurring gift income from his mother,' who last month unsuccessfully tried to put him in a temporary conservatorship . (Allman is currently at a  psychiatric hospital in the wake of the incidents.)

Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for Cher and Allman's attorneys for further comment on the story. 

'Allman receives only $10,000 per month from' the estate of his late father, who died at the age of 69 in May of 2017, adding that it works out to about $6,790 after taxes.