Elon Musk Summoned to Court Over Custody Dispute With Ashley St. Clair

The New York Supreme Court will address custody, paternity, and child support claims for Musk's alleged 5-month-old son in May.

Ashley St. Clair has filed for sole custody of a 5-month-old child she claims Elon Musk fathered, identified as R.S.C. in court documents.
Musk has been ordered to appear at a custody hearing on May 29 at the New York County Courthouse, where his legal team may contest paternity and custody claims.
St. Clair alleges Musk has met the child only three times and has not been involved in his care or upbringing since his birth in September 2024.
Musk has yet to formally accept legal service of the court documents, which St. Clair's attorney claims is delaying the case and causing unnecessary distress.
The court will also consider whether Musk should pay child support and has jurisdiction over the case, with St. Clair residing in New York City.