Hunter Biden Hunter Biden assistant believed Joe Biden would cover legal fees tied to business deals: 2019 email Hunter Biden assistant reportedly wrote, 'It is my understanding that Hunt’s dad ...

As a follow-up to Hunter Biden’s cracked-out interview on Monday, we’ve decided to adapt and re-publish Mr. Right’s first ...

WASHINGTON — Hunter Biden’s allies are again exploring whether to set up a legal defense fund to help pay for his legal fees after a similar effort was considered near the end of last year ...

Hunter Biden has racked up more than $10 million in legal bills over the past five years and could spend millions more as he confronts federal charges and the possibility of a costly trial.

Hunter's legal tab as the presidential contest ramped up in January 2024 reportedly stood at around $5 million. Hunter Biden begged DNC to pay his legal fees for tax, gun cases: new book Skip to ...

New book reveals that as legal trouble mounted for Hunter Biden last year, the then-first son reportedly begged the Democratic National Committee to cover his ballooning legal fees. A political ...

Hunter Biden mounted a strong defence of his father, former U.S. President Joe Biden, disclosing that the 81-year-old had ...

Hunter Biden was paid $1 million by Chinese firm CEFC to act as attorney for their employee, Dr Patrick Ho, but now Ho is threatening to sue the First Son within seven days unless he gets the ...

Hunter Biden owes tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid legal bills to the white ... D.C. Superior Court and accuses Biden of ignoring the firm’s “repeated” attempts to collect the legal fees.

In a remarkable, six-month turn of events, Hunter Biden, the president’s son, has gone from the cusp of a no-jail-time plea deal to looming trials in Delaware on gun charges and in California on ...

Below is a look at some of Hunter Biden’s looming legal fights. Marco Polo. Hunter Biden is set to go to trial on Sept. 9, 2025, against Garrett Ziegler and his nonprofit group Marco Polo.

Hunter Biden’s Legal Collapse A federal judge refuses to toss his tax charges. Donald Trump likely won’t be the only one in court in the next couple of months.