50 Cent Granted More Time With His Son At Family Court Hearing Date: 17 Jul 2008
Vh1 -
50 Cent was in Long Island Family Court on Thursday (July 17) for a custody hearing, during which a judge granted his request for more time with his 11-year-old son, Marquise.
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50 Cent - 50 Cent Wins Unrestricted Visits With Son Date: 17 Jul 2008
ContactMusic -
LATEST: Rapper 50 CENT has been granted brief visitation with his son MARQUISE in the latest legal battle his with ex-girlfriend SHANIQUA TOMPKINS over a recent blaze at his ...
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50 Cent Wins Lawyer Battle Date: 17 Jul 2008
Teen Music -
Rapper 50 Cent can keep using his lawyer Brett Kimmel after beating a bid from ex-girlfriend Shaniqua Tompkins to have him thrown off the case.
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50 Cent 2 : la vidéo qui frappe Date: 17 Jul 2008
JeuxFrance.com -
Vivendi Universal Games nous dévoile une nouvelle vidéo de 50 cent : Blood on the Sand sur Xbox 360 et PlayStation 3.
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50 Cent 'wants to see his son,' lawyer says Date: 17 Jul 2008
Newsday -
Rapper 50 Cent hasn't seen his son since a Suffolk judge last month signed an order enforcing the hip-hop star's right to do so, his lawyer charged in court.
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Update: Judge Grants 50 Cent Time W/ His Son Date: 17 Jul 2008
SOHH.com -
Rapper 50 Cent will finally be able to reconnect with his son as a Long Island judge has allowed him an unrestricted visit next month. According to TMZ , both 50 and his son’s mother Shaniqua Tompkins were scheduled to appear in family court this morning.
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50 Cent Wants to See His Son Date: 17 Jul 2008
Gothamist -
Newsday reports on the latest 50 Cent drama; the rapper was back in court today fighting to see his son, Marquise. A judge ordered he couldn't do so last month as the boy's mother Shaniqua Tompkins has been concerned for his safety (Tompkins publicly accused her ex of trying to kill them both by setting the house they were living in on fire earlier this year ). Her lawyer said, "She wants ...
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50 Cent 'wants to see his son,' lawyer says Date: 17 Jul 2008
Newsday -
Rapper 50 Cent may reach millions through his hits, but he hasn't seen his son since a Suffolk judge last month signed an order enforcing the hip-hop star's right to do so, his lawyer charged in court Thursday.
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