Hunter Biden Seeks Dismissal of Lawsuit Amid Financial Crisis

Hunter Biden has requested a federal judge to dismiss his lawsuit against former Trump aide Garrett Ziegler, citing severe financial difficulties that have arisen since late 2023. In court documents, Biden disclosed that he is 'millions of dollars' in debt, largely due to a significant drop in sales of his artwork and memoir, as well as the loss of his rental home in the Pacific Palisades wildfires. He noted that his art sales have plummeted from selling 27 pieces at an average of $54,481 each to only one piece sold for $36,000 since December 2023. Additionally, book sales of his memoir, 'Beautiful Things,' dropped sharply, affecting his financial stability. Despite claiming the lawsuit still has merit due to Ziegler's admissions of hacking, Biden's attorney stated that continued litigation is not financially viable. Biden plans to focus on his relocation and living expenses instead of pursuing the legal action.