AceShowbiz - "The Hills" star Audrina Patridge's ex-husband Corey Bohan is requesting she starts paying child support for the couple's daughter, Kirra, after he lost his bartending job due to the outbreak of Covid-19.

According to new legal documents, obtained by The Blast, Bohan has filed papers in Orange County, California, claiming Patridge makes more money than him and he is now currently unemployed due to the outbreak of the coronavirus.

"Due to the Covid-19 stay at home orders, I was placed on leave from my job and have recently applied for unemployment," he says in the papers, after previously working at The Boulevard in Newport Beach, California.

At this point, he claims Patridge doesn't pay him child or spousal support but he alleges she is making $36,000 a month, based on documents she filed in court.

"I do not receive spousal support or child support from Petitioner although she earns a significantly higher income than me," he adds. "It is in the best interest of Kirra for the Court to establish a child support order as Petitioner earns a significantly higher income than Respondent."

"Kirra should have the right to live the same standard of living in each home," he continues. "Petitioner has not been paying child support even though her income has gone up to over $36,000 per month and I am currently furloughed from my employment and have yet to receive unemployment."

"I need child support and a contribution toward my attorney's fees and costs."

The former "X Games" star goes on to suggest his ex has not been following the custody agreement for their daughter, Kirra, accusing her of "refusing to turn over custody" of their daughter.

The dispute comes after Patridge previously accused Bohan of assaulting their young daughter, a claim he has insisted is false.