Hunter Biden Cries Poverty in Attempt to Reduce Child Support Payments

Hunter Biden Appears in Arkansas Court Seeking Child Support Reduction

Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, made his first appearance in an Arkansas court on Monday seeking to reduce his child support payments to his former mistress and their four-year-old daughter. His lawyers argued that he is financially strapped, with no salary, a repossessed Porsche, and even having to sleep on a cot in his father’s room during a recent presidential trip to Dublin. They also revealed that he is receiving financial support from a friend, Hollywood lawyer Kevin Morris.

Arguments in Court

Biden’s lawyers objected to attempts by the other party to frame him as privileged and wealthy, arguing that he has only traveled on Air Force One once and no longer owns a Porsche. They also stated that his only income is a percentage of his art sales from a New York gallery, but he is unable to provide a list of buyers and their purchase amounts. The judge ordered both parties to turn over requested records by May 12 and warned them that incomplete answers are not answers.

Background

Biden’s daughter with his former mistress was born in 2019, and he initially denied paternity until a court-ordered paternity test showed he was the father. The Biden family does not publicly acknowledge the child, and President Biden has repeatedly claimed to have only six grandchildren, omitting the four-year-old girl from the list. Both parties have delayed turning over documents to the other side, including financial records that the other party has requested from Biden.

• Biden is seeking to reduce his child support payments to his former mistress and their four-year-old daughter.
• His lawyers argue that he is financially strapped, with no salary and a repossessed Porsche.
• He is receiving financial support from a friend, Hollywood lawyer Kevin Morris.
• The judge ordered both parties to turn over requested records by May 12.
• Biden’s daughter with his former mistress was born in 2019, and he initially denied paternity.