Strapped For Cash & $13 Million In Debt! Charlie Sheen's Plan To Slash His Child Support Payments Revealed

The 50-year-old has filed documents to curb his child support payments to two of his ex-wives, Denise Richards and Brooke Mueller.

Insiders revealed to Radar Online that he can no longer afford to pay them each $55,000 a month, and put in a child support order and declaration of income and expenses on March 2.

In his sworn declaration pertaining to his case with Brooke, he claimed that "[his] income has changed significantly since the agreement for child support was entered into in 2011.” Other documents in the case claim that his monthly expenses are more than $105,911 per month — including $13,487 for mortgage, $25,000 for healthcare costs not paid by insurance, $11,500 for his children’s education, and $26,497 for life and accidental insurance.

The documents also revealed that he sold  the profit participation rights for Two and a Half Men for $26,750,000 in November 2015 — but is still in $13 million in debt!

Charlie owes the IRS $1,308,126.17 in taxes for 2014 — and the mortgage on two of his estates is close to $9 million. He owes American Express more than $5 million — and needs to cough up $800,000 in legal fees.

Now, the Anger Management star claims that he only has $2,090,000 in cash and checking accounts, and $3,200,000 in other property — and one of the women doesn't seem to care!

Denise, 44, filed her own court documents to have Charlie either put $7 million in cash into the trust fund for Sam, 11, and Lola, 10 — or to purchase a home for equal value for them.