Second Woman ordered to pay Michael Jordan’s legal fees in paternity suit

Michael Jordan has a reason to show that big smile of his, after he was cleared of two cases for paternity filed against him. In March, a woman named Pamela Smith shared a video on YouTube of her 17-year old son, claiming he was the son of  the former NBA player, golf star.

The Charlotte Bobcat owner, quickly sued claiming that paternity was established for the teenager in 2003 and the results found Smith's now ex-husband was the father of the teen.

Atlantablackstar says, Smith would later drop the case, stating through her lawyer: "Ms. Smith has relied on our advice and determined that dismissal at this time, without prejudice, is in her son's best interest."

In July, Smith was ordered by a judge to pay Jordan's legal bills, which was a total of $9,704.13, according to atlantablackstar.

The case seemed to not stop another accuser, Laquetta Theus. She claimed Jordan fathered her 3-year old son. Just like Smith's case, paternity had already established that the child's father was a man named Hubert Henderson Jr.

Theus said that was the name of one of Jordan's many identity's.

 As if Jordan needs the money, but its his name and pride, a judge ruled Theus to also pay Jordan's legal fees of $6, 510. 61, according to atlantablackstar.