Subject to the Court Court reveals the financial issues of Hunter Biden relating to the Palisades fire

Hunter Biden’s The legal team recently submitted a proposal to eject a litigation against a former white house assistant who published the content of his infamous laptop, stating financial questions.

Request, submitted Los Angeles Wednesday refers to the lawsuit of the former first son against Garrett Ziegler. Court documents received by Fox News illustrate the financial and personal questions Biden has experienced in the new year, including the victim fires in Pacific Palisadams in Los Angeles.

Biden filed a lawsuit for the first time in September 2023, but “there is no resources to continue the litigation of the issue,” the application is submitted.

“The prosecutor has suffered a significant decline in his revenue and has a significant debt ranging from millions of dollars,” the document said.

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The Biden House rented to Los Angeles is now “unquestionable” according to the application, which says Biden “had difficulty” finding both a new home and a new job.

“Furthermore, this lack of resources was worse after a fire in the Pacific Palisades in early January, which was a prosecutorial life, making his home for rent unquestionable over a long period of time and, like many others in that situation, the prosecutor had a difficulty finding a new permanent place to live as well as that it was difficult to earn a living,” on countries.

“So, the prosecutor must focus his time and resources dealing with his relocation, the damage he inflicted on the fire and paying the life expenses of his family, as opposed to this litigation.”

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In the second document submitted on Wednesday, Biden wrote a letter explaining that his revenue had “significantly reduced” and revealed what he had earned for his artwork.

“At 2 to 3 years before December 2023. I sold 27 works of art at an average price of $ 54,481.48, but since then I have sold only 1 artwork for $ 36,000,” Biden wrote. “Similarly, they sell for my book, in the period of six months before the statements (April 1, 2023 to September 30, 2023), based on September 30, 2023, 3,161 copies of my book were sold, but only about 1,100 books were sold in six months after statements.”

The sale of 27 works of art for an average price of $ 54,481.48 means that he could make almost $ 1.5 million on artwork. The City of Law School Yale also wrote that he expects to land on paid engagements and performances after the success of his book, “but that did not happen,” Biden wrote.

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“This significant reduction in revenue also influenced my ability to repay my significant debt, which, as is reported in the press, is several million dollars. As a result, I am not in a position where I can borrow money.”

Fox News Digital addressed the Hunter Bidun team for additional comments.