Chris Brown emerged a big winner from a child custody court hearing with his baby's mom, Nia Guzman.
In September 2015, Brown was awarded joint legal and physical custody of his 2-year old daughter Royalty and 12 unmonitored visits a month. His monthly child support payments were set at $2,500.
Earlier this year Guzman sought to have that ruling amended. Chris was ordered at that time to give her $20,000 to pay for lawyers.
She requested full custody, drug tests and monitored visitation for Brown, as well as an order prohibiting his mother from seeing her granddaughter.
The judge in the case has denied all of those requests and ruled that Guzman isn't entitled to the $20,000 in attorney's fees the singer had given her.
According to TMZ, Brown was given credit for the money, which covers 8 months of child support.
Guzman also wanted her child support payments increased to $16,000 a month, but withdrew the request.
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