India, March 1 -- Elon Musk has been ordered to appear in a New York City court as part of an ongoing custody battle with Ashley St. Clair, who is suing him for sole custody of their 5-month-old son, identified in court documents as R.S.C.

According to a new filing obtained by PEOPLE on February 28, St. Clair's attorneys have requested Musk's presence at the New York County Courthouse on May 29. During the hearing, Musk's legal team will have the opportunity to argue against granting St. Clair sole custody or compelling him to take a paternity test. The case is being overseen by New York Supreme Court Judge Jeffrey H. Pearlman, who will also review child support considerations.

Karen B. Rosenthal, an attorney for St. Clair, stated that ...