Chris Brown has been denied additional time to provide financial information connected to the $13 million judgment awarded to his former housekeeper, Maria Avila.

According to court documents, a Los Angeles judge rejected the singer’s request for an extra month to hand over details about his sources of income. Brown has been ordered to disclose earnings from concerts, appearance fees, merchandise sales and YouTube revenue, along with income connected to his current tour with Usher.

The financial disclosure is part of Avila’s efforts to collect the multimillion-dollar judgment she won following an alleged dog attack at Brown’s home in 2020. A jury found the singer liable after the incident reportedly left Avila with severe injuries.

Brown has denied wrongdoing in connection with the case, but the court’s latest decision means he will have to comply with the existing deadline for providing the requested financial information.