The court documents filed by Noor Alfallah add that Al Pacino can have “reasonable visitation” of three-month-old Roman.
In legal docs obtained byAlfallah, a producer who graduated from the University of Southern California’s Cinematic School of Artagrees, also reportedly requested the Academy Award winner have joint legal custody, which
would allow him to participate in major decisions concerning their baby, including medical treatment and education., but per California law, the income of each parent is to be established first before ordering child support.
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