Hunter Biden Seeks Dismissal of Laptop Lawsuit, Citing Severe Financial Struggles

The president's son cites declining art and book sales, mounting debt, and displacement from his rental home due to California wildfires in his court filing.

Hunter Biden has requested a federal judge to dismiss his 2023 lawsuit against Garrett Ziegler, citing an inability to afford continued litigation.
Biden's income has sharply declined since late 2023, with only one artwork sold for $36,000 compared to 27 pieces sold earlier at an average price of over $54,000 each.
His memoir sales have dropped significantly, with only 1,100 copies sold in six months compared to 3,161 copies in the prior period.
Biden's financial troubles are compounded by the January 2025 Pacific Palisades wildfire, which he claims rendered his $3 million rental home unlivable.
The court filing reveals Biden's debt is in the millions, forcing him to reassess other pending lawsuits on a case-by-case basis due to limited resources.