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Liam Gallagher 'forks out £1,000 an hour for top celebrity lawyer' to fight ongoing love child court case Have YOU got a story? Email [email protected] By DAILYMAIL REPORTER Published: 19:58 EDT, 5 April 2025 | Updated: 20:01 EDT, 5 April 2025 e-mail View comments Liam Gallagher has reportedly forked out for a top celebrity lawyer who costs £1,000 an hour to represent him in his ongoing love child court case. According to The Sun , the Oasis star, 52, has hired American lawyer Judith Poller, who has earned the nickname 'Hollywood’s top troubleshooter'.
The A-List lawyer has a whole bank of famous clients including Scarlett Johansson and Drew Barrymore . The publication also reported that she has previously said: 'My clients are high-end because my billing rate is high,' as well as a source adding that 'she’s got the reputation of a Rottweiler-type lawyer'. Judith is allegedly set to represent Liam in the next hearings in New York after Liza Ghorbani, 51, who shares 12-year-old daughter Gemma with the rocker, applied for more child support.
A representative for Liam chose not to comment when contacted by MailOnline. Liam Gallagher has reportedly forked out for a top celebrity lawyer who costs £1,000 an hour to represent him in his ongoing love child court case The Oasis star, 52, has allegedly hired Judith Poller, who has earned the nickname 'Hollywood’s top troubleshooter'( Liam pictured in March 2024) Liam has been told he must attend a hearing on April 16 after American journalist Liza filed for an increase in child support payments ahead of the band's reunion tour. After it first emerged that Ghorbani filed a fresh child support claim, Liam hit back by appearing to call Liza a 'dosser' in a series of short posts on X seemingly aimed at the American journalist .
The Oasis frontman also posted a YouTube link to John Lennon's live performance of The Beatles song 'Money (That's What I Want)' in Toronto in 1969. A source close to Liam previously revealed she was asking for a 'silly amount' in an attempt to 'cash in' on the rockstar's estimated £50million payday. In his social media posts, Liam also suggested that he pays significantly more in child support than Liza has claimed.
Writing on X, he said: 'And it’s 300 grand a year not 36 grand a year get your SUMS right LG x.' An insider told The Sun: 'It's clear that Liza and her legal team are hoping to cash in on Liam's big tour earnings. 'He's always been generous with his child maintenance, but now she's asking for even more money.
It's causing Liam unnecessary stress as he prepares for the tour.' The new claim, filed in the New York Supreme Court, comes after a confidential settlement was reached back in 2015. Judith is allegedly set to represent Liam in the next hearings in New York after Liza Ghorbani, 51, who shares 12-year-old daughter Gemma with the rocker, applied for more child support (Liza pictured in 2015) After it first emerged that Ghorbani filed a fresh child support claim, Liam hit back by appearing to call Liza a 'dosser' in a series of short posts on X seemingly aimed at the American journalist Read More EXCLUSIVE Liam Gallagher seen for the first time since ditching the country life for London during dog walk At the time, Liza was receiving £3,000 a month in child support, but it appears she's now seeking a higher sum.
Liam and his brother Noel, 57, are set to earn a massive £50million each from their highly anticipated world tour. However, Liam's personal life is once again being thrust into the spotlight as he battles the demands of his former fling. A source said: 'It's added pressure on Liam, who's never even met Gemma.
This latest case is just one of the many issues he's had to deal with when it comes to his personal life.' The trouble began when Liam, who had a brief affair with Ghorbani in 2010, was forced to confront the paternity of Gemma after she filed a £2million lawsuit for child support in 2013. Liam was fined for missing court hearings and publicly admitted that he hadn't met his daughter, although he offered to help her if needed.
The former Oasis frontman has had a tumultuous love life, with children from several relationships. He shares daughter Molly, 26, with singer Lisa Moorish and son Lennon, 25, with ex-wife Patsy Kensit. He also has son Gene, 23, with ex-wife Nicole Appleton.
Liam is now engaged to his co-manager, Debbie Gwyther, 40, and appears to be enjoying a more settled relationship. Liam and his brother Noel, 57, are set to earn a massive £50million each from their highly anticipated world tour However, Liam's personal life is once again being thrust into the spotlight as he battles the demands of his former fling (Liza pictured in 2015) Liam appeared to confirm Oasis' line-up for their summer reunion as he revealed which members won't be returning. The musician, 52, told fans not to 'get their knickers in a twist' in an update to X and said he 'holds no grudges' with his brother Noel in a rant.
As he answered questions from his followers, he also confirmed that drummer Alan White will not be joining them for their highly anticipated reunion tour. Liam previously confirmed that Oasis co-founder Paul Arthurs, who is better known as Bonehead, will, however, join the brothers as part of the lineup. The band originally consisted of Liam, Noel Gallagher, Bonehead, Paul McGuigan (aka Guigsy) and Tony McCarroll.
Andy was Oasis' drummer from 1995 to 2004 after Tony left the band, making him the longest-serving drummer. He was replaced by Zak Starkey in 2004. Liam Gallagher Oasis Share or comment on this article: Liam Gallagher 'forks out £1,000 an hour for top celebrity lawyer' to fight ongoing love child court case e-mail Add comment Comments 0 Share what you think No comments have so far been submitted.
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