Mel Gibson Bipolar Disorder
Mel Gibson first revealed that he was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder or manic depression in a 2008 documentary, Acting Class of 1977.The actor/director's mental state came into the forefront again in 2010 with the emergence of voicemails, laced with profanity, racial epithets, and threats, to his ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva Reuters/Lucy Nicholson

At the recent custody case of Mel Gibson and Oksana Grigorieva the Los Angeles court judge ordered Mel to pay child support for his daughter.

Gibson's legal team was asking for a rent deduction of $6000 from the $20,000 that he is supposed to pay per month. But the judge ordered that he has to pay the money from back date which came to about $60,000, said Radaronline.com.

Oksana is living in the actor's house in Serman Oaks, California, with her mom and daughter. The judge also refused to serve any gag orders to make all proceedings private. The judge deferred any ruling on Mel's visitation rights with his daughter. Oksana claimed that her child was not safe with him.

In a media leak TMZ.com has obtained court documents which list expenses that Oksana is incurring in running a home for herself and her one-year old child.

Here's a breakdown of what Oksana wanted every month:

-- Rent ... $15,000 (Oksana wanted Mel to rent her a new home for security reasons)
-- Laundry and cleaning ... $100
-- Clothing ... $2,000
-- Nanny ... $5,000
-- Housekeeper/maid ... $1,000
-- Bodyguard ... $13,000
-- Education (baby yoga, books, toys) ... $1,500
-- Mommy and me classes ... $400
-- Groceries and household supplies $1,000
-- Eating out/take out ... $150
-- Utilities ... $1,025
-- Telephone, cell phone email ... $500
-- Entertainment ... $5,850
-- Cable ... $150
-- Security system ... $250
-- Auto expenses ... $600
-- Home repairs ... $650
-- Gardener ... $500
-- Misc drugs and vitamins ... $50
-- Charitable contributions... Zero

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