Debbie Rowe, Ex-wife of Michael Jackson, has filed a law suit against the pop singer, claiming he has failed to pay her what he promised when the two divorced in 1999.

The lawsuit which was filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court, Debbie seeks an immediate payment of $195,000 for attorney fees and $50,000 in living expenses so that she can continue pursuing her child-custody case against him.

The next court hearing on the matter is slated for July 26.

Debbie is the mother of Jackson's two children, Prince Michael Joseph Jackson, 9, and Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson, 8. She had earlier sought to get reinstated with her children, after Jackson's arrest on child molestation charges.

Rowe says in the lawsuit that Jackson stopped making his promised payments to her in October, 2003.

Earlier, in their divorce settlement Jackson agreed to pay his ex-wife $1 million a year for the first three years after their split and $750,000 annually for six more years. Rowe also received a house in Beverly Hills and a 1998 Ford Explorer. She agreed to visit her children only once every 45 days, according to the lawsuit.