Hunter Biden is running scared of his baby mama and his hiding out in the White House.
The New York Post‘s Miranda Devine revealed the ne’er do well First Son is believed to be living in the White House because he’s worried that Lunden Roberts, the former stripper he impregnated, will serve him legal papers and send him to jail.
Hunter has allegedly failed to provide his financial records as required in Roberts’ lawsuit regarding support payments to their 4-year-old daughter, Navy. Hunter’s financial records have made headlines recently. It is no surprise that he wants to keep these records from attorneys in Arkansas.
Joe, and the rest of the Biden Crime Family, have yet to acknowledge the little girl. The Biden family ignores the child on holidays and family gatherings.
Cristina Laila also reported Hunter went to a judge in January to stop Roberts from changing Navy’s last name to Biden.
On Monday Arkansas Judge Holly Meyer ordered Hunter Biden to appear in person in court in May.
The New York Post reported:
A judge has ruled that Hunter Biden must attend all court hearings related to his ongoing Arkansas paternity case.
“From now on … I want both of your clients at every hearing I conduct,” Independence County Circuit Judge Holly Meyer told attorneys representing Hunter Biden and Lunden Roberts, the mom of his 4-year-old unacknowledged daughter, Navy.
Meyer lashed out at the attorneys on a Zoom call Monday, complaining that litigation was taking too long.
“I will no longer allow us to excuse clients,” she warned, according to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
Hunter, 53, will be required to be present during the next in-person hearing scheduled at 9 a.m. May 1.
Judge Meyer also questioned Hunter’s attorneys on the laptop from hell.
Via the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
By Jim HoftMeyer made the comments after Brent Langdon, who represents Biden in the paternity case, mentioned a laptop computer that Biden reportedly left at a repair shop.
Langdon said Garrett Ziegler, a potential expert witness in the case, professes to be an expert on the contents of the laptop, which reportedly contains some income-tax records.
“There has never been, to my knowledge, an acknowledgment that this so-called laptop — he continuously calls it Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop …” Langdon began.
“Well, let’s clear that issue up right now,” said Meyer. “Is it your client’s laptop or not?”
“Your honor, I’m not involved in all of that stuff,” said Langdon. “It’s not my client’s laptop as far as I know.”
Meyer said she holds clients to what their attorneys say in court.
“Is it your client’s position, you’re representing to this court, that it is not his laptop?” the judge asked.
“Your honor, I am not in a position to even begin to answer that question,” Langdon said.
Meyer denied to issue a restraining order requested by Langdon.
