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Apr 12, 2026

Hunter Biden Just Got Hit with Horrendous News After His Dad Pardoned Him Before Leaving Office - Hunter Biden Cites...

LOS ANGELES — April 12, 2026 — Hunter Biden has asked a federal judge to dismiss his high-profile lawsuit against a former Trump aide, citing a "significant" collapse in his income and a staggering debt crisis.

The filing in a California federal court signals a definitive retreat for the pardoned son of the former president. He now claims he lacks the funds to continue his legal battle against Garrett Ziegler.

Biden’S lawyers told U.S. District Judge Hernan D. Vera that their client’S financial status has become horrendous. They stated that his ability to earn a living or borrow money has been effectively neutralized.

They noted that his income has dropped significantly and that he currently owes millions of dollars in outstanding debts. These debts are owed to various private entities and the federal government.

The legal team also cited the recent wildfires in the Pacific Palisades as a contributing factor. They claimed the disaster made Biden’S rental home unlivable for an extended duration of time.

According to the documents, the displacement has made it difficult for Biden to find a new permanent residence. It has also hindered his ability to maintain a steady stream of income.

Biden had originally sued Ziegler and his organization, Marco Polo, in September 2023. The suit alleged violations of privacy laws regarding the contents of a laptop Biden allegedly abandoned.

Ziegler, who served as an assistant to Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro, previously saw his own motions to dismiss the case denied. Biden is now folding before the case can reach trial.

In a startling admission, Biden stated in court documents that he is no longer in a position where he can borrow money. He admitted that his previous revenue streams have vanished.

The son of the former president claimed he was looking forward to paid speaking engagements after getting feedback on his art. His lawyers previously stated this was his main source of income.

THE END OF INFLUENCE PEDDLING

The collapse of his art career was highlighted in the filing. Biden sold 27 pieces of art for an average of $54,500 each in the years leading up to the lawsuit.

Since the litigation began and his father’S term ended, Biden has managed to sell only one piece of art for $36,000. Critics attribute this sharp decline to a loss of political influence.

This financial reckoning comes shortly after President Joe Biden issued an unconditional pardon for his son. The pardon covered federal gun charges and a complex federal tax evasion case.

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