After getting dumped by Brittney Griner, Glory Johnson is now looking to get paid.

The jilted wife of the WNBA superstar, who last month filed to annul their 28-day marriage, wants $20,000 a month in temporary spousal support and an additional $10,000 in attorney fees, according to court documents presented on June 29 in Maricopa County, Arizona.

ESPN reported Tuesday that an evidentiary hearing will be heard in August, allowing both sides to present their case in front of a judge.

An attorney for Johnson, also a WNBA player who is pregnant with twins via in vitro fertilization, claims that Griner has “far superior control over the family’s financial resources.”

Johnson is “without the necessary financial means to pay for legal representation in this matter,” lawyer Stasy Click also wrote in the court petition.

The former basketball power couple wed on May 8, just weeks after Griner and Johnson were arrested on domestic violence charges. Things appeared to be on the up and up between the two, with Johnson announcing her pregnancy on Instagram on June 4 – only for Griner to seek the annulment a day later.