If you’re having legal troubles with the mother or father of your children, Adamma McKimmon is apparently the lawyer you should call. She has a long list of celebrity clients that include Stevie J (who has faced off with Joseline Hernandez in court), Kevin McCall (who wanted custody of his daughter he shares with Eva Marcille, but McKimmon later withdrew from the case), and London On Da Track who reportedly has cases against two of the mothers of his children.

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According to a report made by Bossip, McKimmon is adding another high profile name to her list of clients by taking on Rick Ross‘s case. The outlet states that just last week, the attorney filed documents alerting the court and opposing counsel that she will be adding herself to the rapper’s legal counsel.

In case you missed it, Briana Camille, mother to two of Rick Ross’s young children, has filed a paternity suit against the rapper alleging that he hasn’t seen them in months. According to reports, Camille also says that Ross hasn’t been financially supporting their kids and has been actively avoiding them. She’s seeking child support. Ross has remained silent about the allegations against him.

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Until recently, Future‘s baby mama drama could be boiled down to cases of he said/she said, or more fittingly, she said/he refrained from commenting on the matter. There are two women, Cindy Parker and Eliza Seraphin, who have been going after him for months, trying to prove that he is the father of their young children and secure child support from him. The Atlanta rapper has been masterfully evading these accusations, so Parker and Seraphin have formed a coalition to pin him down. 

Given the circumstances, taking Future to court would be the most promising course of action. Last month, his two accusers revealed on Instagram that DNA tests showed there to be a 99.9% chance that their children are biological siblings. According to The Blast, Parker submitted these DNA results to the court and a Texas judge has set a hearing for January 17. 

Parker has repeatedly attempted to serve Future with legal documents, but has come out unsuccessful. She also claimed that Future tried to bury the situation by offering her hush money, but turned it down in hopes that a court will order Future to pay child support and accept partial custody. If the judge determines that Parker has convincing arguments that Future could be the father of her child, Future may be forced to settle this matter in court once and for all.

While Parker pursues legal channels to resolve the issue, Seraphin has been taking to social media. Future reportedly requested a gag order against Seraphin right before Christmas, but no update has been provided on whether it was approved.