Swirl Gone Wrong: RGIII & Ex-Wife To Face Off In Court Over Wife’s Bid To Curb Player’s Access To Daughter (Exclusive)

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The Baltimore Ravens quarterback also denied all of Liddicoat’s allegations, including that their current custody agreement had become “unworkable” and that the new plan was in the best interest of the child.

Griffin said in court papers that their divorce settlement stipulates that even with written notice, Liddicoat’s request belongs in front of a mediator or arbitrator, not a judge.

The family court judge has now ordered both sides to appear and bring evidence that shows they are financially able to care for the girl, along with tax returns and health insurance information, according to court papers obtained by BOSSIP.

It’s not the first time that Liddicoat and Griffin have faced off in front of a judge. We exclusively revealed that the pair divorced last year after Liddicoat accused Griffin of cutting off her credit cards even though he knew she was unemployed and needed almost $36,000 a month to run their Texas household.

Griffin and Liddicoat were married for three years before the oft-injured player filed for divorce in Sept. 2016, citing that his three-year marriage was irretrievably broken, and there was no chance for reconciliation.

We reached out to lawyers for both Liddicoat and Griffin for comment.