Thank God He Didn’t Shoot My Daughter, Grandchildren In His Madness – Francis Van-Lare
Nigerian-American businessman, Francis Van-Lare, has spoken out in defense of the substantial child support payments that his late son-in-law, Dr. Ikenna Erinne, was ordered to pay before taking his own life.
Psychological abuse expert Clayton Udo alleged that the financial burden of the court’s ruling took a significant toll on Erinne’s mental health.
In a new update, Van-Lare justified the high child support amount, explaining that one of the children has special needs requiring costly medical care and specialized schooling.
To set the record straight, Dr. Ikenna Erinne’s medical license was never revoked. He held active licenses in Illinois, New York, Virginia, and Maryland, and no state had revoked them.
He further dismissed claims that the financial obligation was excessive, stating, “The child support was set at that amount because he has a physically challenged son who needs specialized medical attention and education. Courts take the income of both parents into account before making decisions.”