Biden's son left homeless: 'I am in debt'

Hunter Biden, son of former US President Joe Biden, has taken a significant step back in his stolen laptop case. He has applied to the court to dismiss the lawsuit he filed against Donald Trump's former aide, Garrett Ziegler.

In 2023, Biden had filed a lawsuit against Ziegler, citing the unauthorized publication of content from his stolen laptop. However, his lawyers requested that the case be terminated, stating that their client is facing financial difficulties.

'I AM IN DEBT, I CANNOT GENERATE INCOME'

In the petition submitted to the court by Hunter Biden's lawyers, it was stated that Biden has been experiencing financial hardship recently, is in significant debt, and is unable to generate income. Additionally, it was noted that Biden's home in Los Angeles was damaged in a fire.

Hunter Biden had previously made headlines with his memoir. However, documents submitted to the court noted that sales of the book have declined and that Biden has not been able to generate the income he expected from this source.

FOUND GUILTY IN DRUG AND WEAPONS CASE

Hunter Biden was being tried on three separate charges, including concealing his drug addiction while purchasing a firearm. Biden was found guilty in the trial held in 2023.

Hunter Biden, who was at the center of political debates many times during his father's presidency, was protected from criminal proceedings by a pardon decree signed by Joe Biden before he left office.

News Source: 12punto