Ioan Gruffudd to Pay Ex-Wife Alice Evans $3,000 a Month in Child Support for Their 2 Daughters, Court Documents Reveal

Alice Evans has been granted child support from ex-husband loan Gruffudd, new court documents reveal.

According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, the actor, 51, has been ordered to pay $3,000 per month in child support starting Oct. 1 to his ex-wife, 55, for their two daughters Ella, 14, and Elsie, 10 — who Evans was granted full custody of in February 2022.

In addition to child support, the documents filed on Monday, Oct. 21 also note Gruffudd is to pay $1,500 in spousal support to Evans each month starting in September.

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The court has also ordered Evans to "make a reasonable good-faith efforts to become self- supporting," according to the document.

Additionally, "Failure to make these efforts could provide for a basis for lowering the amount of spousal support or even terminate spousal support altogether," the documents state. Evans will have half the length of their previous marriage to prove she's practicing "reasonable good-faith efforts."

Evans filed for financial support from Gruffudd back in July, when documents obtained by PEOPLE revealed the actress claimed she was in "dire" need following their custody agreement that was settled two months prior. She added that she "will not be able to survive" without financial support from Gruffudd.

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"Alice now has a 100% custodial timeshare with the children. Alice has no way to financially support the children. She is behind on her rent and utility payments," her filing read.

"Alice is applying for public assistance because she is unable to support herself and the children," the filing continued. "It appears that the financial trial will be several months away and Alice will not be able to survive without the receipt of guideline spousal support."

The document then called Gruffudd out on what she described as his "lavish lifestyle," as compared to Evans' struggles to keep up with herself and her girls. "loan has the ability to pay spousal support based upon his greater ability to earn income and his ongoing lavish lifestyle. For these reasons, Alice requests guideline child and spousal support."