Paul Pierce's ex says he is stonewalling on bank records in their support fight

NBA legend Paul Pierce is back in court with ex Princess Santiago over what she says is incomplete financial discovery in their child-support fight.

In new filings Santiago claims Pierce has not produced every page of his bank statements and has left out details about trust distributions and assets. She also says he failed to turn over information on his cannabis company and all data about his Fox Sports 1 income and that he did not disclose an ownership interest in a commercial property.

Fees and the forensic accountant

Santiago says Pierce still has not paid the $10,000 he was ordered to give her so she could hire a forensic accountant. In her motion she asks for an extra $40,000 in legal fees plus that $10,000 accountant fund.

Earlier temporary order

In August a court ordered Pierce to pay Santiago $8,508 a month in temporary child support for their son King Rafael Santiago Pierce plus $100,000 toward her legal fees. Santiago has claimed Pierce earned more than $200 million in the NBA. Pierce has told the court he is not earning at his playing-day level and wants any awards to reflect that.