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June 1st, 2009, 10:48 am
A Barrie woman has filed a request to an Ontario court to compel actor Keanu Reeves to provide a DNA sample as part of a bid to get support for herself and her four children.
Karen Sala, 46, who is acting as her own lawyer, filed notice on Monday in the Superior Court of Justice family branch. Legal papers were served on Reeves' business manager in Los Angeles two days ago. The first court date for the case is July 6 in Barrie.
"I'm ****ed. I just want him to stand up and be a man," Sala said in an interview yesterday.
A spokesperson for the actor said Reeves denies even knowing Sala and strongly rejects her claims. None of the allegations have been proven in court.
Sala said she has tried "privately" over the years to persuade Reeves to provide support.
She said she has known him since she was 9 years old and he was 7, and briefly lived with his family as a teenager after running away from home. She added that her brother once dated Reeves' sister.
With her children, aged 20 to 25, in post-secondary schools, Sala said she could use financial support to help them complete their education.
In addition to the DNA test, Sala is seeking child support of $150,000 per month, retroactive to June 1988, as well as $3 million per month in spousal support retroactive to November 2006
http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/article/642316
Looking at the money she is asking for the only thing I could think was that lifetime of playing the lottery did not work out for you
Karen Sala, 46, who is acting as her own lawyer, filed notice on Monday in the Superior Court of Justice family branch. Legal papers were served on Reeves' business manager in Los Angeles two days ago. The first court date for the case is July 6 in Barrie.
"I'm ****ed. I just want him to stand up and be a man," Sala said in an interview yesterday.
A spokesperson for the actor said Reeves denies even knowing Sala and strongly rejects her claims. None of the allegations have been proven in court.
Sala said she has tried "privately" over the years to persuade Reeves to provide support.
She said she has known him since she was 9 years old and he was 7, and briefly lived with his family as a teenager after running away from home. She added that her brother once dated Reeves' sister.
With her children, aged 20 to 25, in post-secondary schools, Sala said she could use financial support to help them complete their education.
In addition to the DNA test, Sala is seeking child support of $150,000 per month, retroactive to June 1988, as well as $3 million per month in spousal support retroactive to November 2006
http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/article/642316
Looking at the money she is asking for the only thing I could think was that lifetime of playing the lottery did not work out for you