The mother of Fernando Tatis Jr.‘s two-year-old daughter is dragging the MLB famous person to courtroom in an effort to attempt to get him to dole out extra baby help … however the San Diego Padres outfielder’s lawyer claims she’s spewing lies throughout the course of.

Jennifer Rodriguez claimed this week in courtroom paperwork, obtained by TMZ Sports actions, that once more in September 2021 — following a yearslong, non-exclusive relationship — she grew to turn into pregnant with Tatis Jr.’s child.

She talked about throughout the docs that, initially, she had hoped the two would work collectively to co-parent their baby … nevertheless following a paternity check out that confirmed Tatis Jr. was the daddy — the baseball participant and folks close to him began treating the “impending start like a enterprise deal.”

Whereas she talked about Tatis Jr. has since fulfilled that obligation … she claimed throughout the docs that following their daughter’s begin, he’s been largely absent from their baby’s life.

Rodriguez talked about regardless of she and him persevering with their romantic relationship by means of Might 2023 — Tatis Jr. has solely seen his daughter on 5 separate occasions … for a whole of 4 hours.

And, she says to make points worse, when she not too way back approached him and his shut circle about paying further in child assist when she found that his yearly wage would enhance from $5,000,000 in 2022 to a whopping $36,000,000 in 2029 — she obtained pushback.

She’s now asking a select to bump up what Tatis Jr. has to pay in child assist funds.

“I’ve come to grasp how little [our daughter] has in comparison with the advantages that Fernando receives for being a visual MLB star and native San Diego celeb,” she talked about. “I’ve additionally come to grasp how a lot it’s going to price to help a baby to stay at Fernando’s station in life.”

Within the docs, she claimed 25-year-old Tatis Jr. resides in a giant dwelling, drives fancy vehicles, and “that in San Diego, if not all around the nation, doorways open for him in each aspect of his life.”

“Our daughter is entitled to share in that life-style,” she talked about.

Moreover, Rodriguez is asking for Tatis Jr. to pay her attorneys expenses — which she says full spherical $250,000.

A courtroom listening to on the matter has been slated for December.

For Tatis Jr.’s half, his lawyer, Michael Strauss, talked about in a press launch to us on Friday, “Ms. Rodriguez’s determination to push out a false narrative about Fernando and the Tatís household is nothing new.”