Chris Brown Denied Delay in $13 Million Dog Attack Judgment, Income Sources Ordered
A Los Angeles judge has denied Chris Brown's request for an additional month to provide a list of his income sources to Maria Avila, his former housekeeper. Avila was awarded a $12.9 million judgment against Brown after a 2020 dog attack at his Tarzana, California home left her permanently disfigured. The court had previously ordered Brown to disclose all revenue streams, including per-concert pay, appearance fees, merchandise sales, and YouTube income, specifically those tied to his current co-headlining R&B Tour with Usher. Brown's legal team argued that Avila's collection request was 'excessively broad,' but the judge rejected this challenge. According to Avila's team, Brown has not paid any portion of the judgment since the June verdict, and attempts to contact his legal representatives have been unsuccessful, despite his continued touring. The incident in question involved Brown's Caucasian shepherd, Hades, which Avila claims tore off large portions of her skin, resulting in permanent facial disfigure... 
