Remy Ma is answering a judge’s call to turn over financial records tied to Vince Herbert, her former manager.
The move comes after the second-time new mom was found in contempt of court last month in the LDNX Records case against Herbert, who they say owes $380,000 in royalties.
NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 22: Recording artist Remy Ma attends the “Our Vote, Our Power” Mid Term Election Special at Times Square Studios on October 22, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for BET)
The rapper has begun the process to avoid being sanctioned, documents obtained by The Blast Thursday, Dec. 20 reveal. A New York judge had issued a subpoena to require the performer to hand over any documents detailing financial information concerning agreements she and Herbert made in order for LDNX to know exactly what he owes in royalties.
Now, LDNX states the law firm Remy has representing her got in touch with them to ask that the deadline is deferred to January 31, 2019. That way they can have more time to gather the requested information. The record company is allowing for the extra time as Remy settles into life with a newborn and recovers from a blood transfusion she had following complications from delivery.
Remy wasn’t the only artist subpoena for LDNX’s case against Tamar Braxton’s estranged husband. Lady Gaga was also called on to turn over her documents. After initially not giving a response, Gaga did so in July.
In 2017, LDNX had won a case against Herbert concerning a business agreement that had gone bad but has yet to receive the settlement it is owed. Since then, they’ve been scouring filings to discover Herbert’s income sources in order to recoup the losses.
