Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, missed child support case deadline, says ex-stripper who had his baby
AN ex-stripper who gave birth to Hunter Biden’s child is asking a judge to hold the former vice president’s son in contempt for defying child support court orders.
Lunden Alexis Roberts, 28, is accusing Biden, 50, of missing a March 1 deadline to submit financial documents to a Arkansas court as she sues him over the paternity of her child.
He is also required to produce other documents proving his phone number and address as well as those of his wife, 32-year-old Melissa Cohen Biden,
Roberts’ lawyer, Clint Lancaster, slammed Biden, saying he "has no respect for this court’s orders, the legal process in this state, or the needs of his child support".
MET IN WASHINGTON DC STRIP JOINT
Biden also failed to produce documents listing the companies he owns, the lawyer says.
He was hit with a paternity suit last May by Roberts, who claimed he was the father of their 18-month-old child.
She alleges they met at a strip club that she worked at in Washington DC.
The judge ordered Biden to appear in court in mid-March.
In January, the court ruled Biden was the father, but a permanent child support arrangement still needs to be set.
A pretrial hearing has also been scheduled for March 13.
The reports how circuit judge Holly Meyer rejected a bid by Biden’s lawyer to delay the deposition.
She said: "Unless his hair is on fire, he needs to be in Arkansas and he needs to be in a deposition."
She also scoffed at Biden's limited availability, asking: "My question to you is, why could your client not be available until after April 1?
"All the information I have is that he's unemployed."
Last month, Biden and Roberts finally came to an agreement for temporary child support.
Biden agreed to pay an undisclosed amount each month for their child, which started on February 1.
He had denied fathering the child, but the court determined last month that he was the father of the toddler, identified as Baby Doe.
The Sun Online contacted Joe Biden's campaign office for comment.
Do you have a story for The US Sun team?
Email us at exclusive@the-sun.com or call 212 416 4552.