Score one for Chris Bosh's baby mama Allison Mathis.  That lawsuit the Miami Heat star filed against Allison in order to prevent her from appearing on "Basketball Wives" is now over and done.  Because the judge is on Allison's side and dismissed the case.

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An order was issued by the federal court yesterday afternoon dismissing the case brought by NBA star Chris Bosh against his two year old daughter, Trinity's, mother, Allison Mathis.

Back in May, Chris was more than a little pissy that Allison was in talks to join Shaunie, Evelyn, Jennifer, and co. as part of VH1's "Basketball Wives" cast.  Mainly because Chris, who just married Adrienne Williams this summer, claimed Allison would ruin his image, speak badly of him, and she didn't even let him see his own daughter.  So he filed suit attempting to prevent her from appearing in any capacity on the show, with sources reporting, "Bosh claimed in a lawsuit filed Monday in Los Angeles federal court that Allison Mathis and Shed Media are trying to unjustly enrich themselves by using Bosh's name and intruding into his private affairs."

But the judge has called B.S. on the suit and dismissed it.  Allison's lawyer, Conal Doyle, said in a statement today:

From Ms. Mathis' perspective, the judge's order confirms her view that the suit was frivolous and was merely an attempt to bully and harrass her. Clearly, Mr. Bosh's energy would be better spent focusing on basketball, rather than filing baseless lawsuits in a futile attempt to intimidate his child's mother.

Allison won't be prevented from making herself a few g's by appearing on the show. And it looks like the ladies have the greenlight to bring in even more foolery next season.  Peep the court docs.