US EditionHunter Biden Drops Laptop Lawsuit Citing Severe Financial Struggles
- Hunter Biden has requested a federal judge to dismiss his laptop hacking lawsuit against Garrett Ziegler, citing that he is millions of dollars in debt, worsened by recent wildfires in Los Angeles.
- Biden cited decreasing income from his artwork and memoir as reasons for his financial difficulties, revealing that he has suffered a significant downturn in his income.
- He reported a decline in art sales from 27 pieces at an average price of $54,481.48 to just one piece sold for $36,000, according to his court motion.
- Biden's recent filing indicated that his living situation became unstable after the Pacific Palisades wildfires, impacting his ability to continue litigation, and he stated he must focus on relocation and family expenses instead of the lawsuit.
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Hunter Biden Forced to End Laptop Lawsuit After Art Sales Dry Up - Valuetainment
Hunter Biden is facing significant financial difficulties, which have led him to request the dismissal of a lawsuit against former Trump aide Garrett Ziegler. The post Hunter Biden Forced to End Laptop Lawsuit After Art Sales Dry Up first appeared on Valuetainment.
Hunter Biden’s lawsuit in jeopardy after rental home damaged in Palisades fire, financial woes mount
Hunter Biden's income has declined significantly since the lawsuit was filed, he writes. His rental home was also damaged in the Palisades fire, which further exacerbated his money challenges.
HILARIOUS: Hunter Biden Cries Poor As He Calls Off Laptop Lawsuit
The more we learn about Hunter Biden, the worse the behavior pardoned by The Big Guy looks to the causal observer. Ties to foreign countries that were common knowledge to the press pools and yet *somehow* more carefully buried by the complicit media that the Barack Obama Farrakahn photo… until so late in the game such revelations no longer mattered. Well, we THINK they’re pardoned. We’ll have to see what the courts do about the case being made b…
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Following pardon, Hunter Biden is mired in debt and without a permanent home, court filing says
Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images, FILE (WASHINGTON) Hunter Biden may have his freedom, but the son of former President Joe Biden now finds himself mired in debt, without a permanent home, and the target of ongoing attacks from the current president, Donald Trump, and his allies on Capitol Hill, according to a court filing. In court papers filed Wednesday, Hunter Biden asked a federal judge to dismiss his lawsuit against online pro…
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