Scandal-hit Hunter Biden ‘agreed to pay baby mama $2.5million to settle paternity case despite claiming to be broke’
HUNTER Biden agreed to pay his stripper baby mama $2.5million to settle her paternity case despite claiming to have no income and “significant” debts, it is claimed.
Controversy-plagued Hunter, 50, came to the arrangement with Lunden Roberts, 29, who he reportedly met at a D.C. strip club, earlier this year but the amount of the settlement has remained under wraps - until now.
It is also claimed recovering drug addict Hunter, called "the smartest guy I know" by his dad Joe, settled a $450,000 tax lien soon after the settlement was agreed.
Dominic Casey, a Florida-based private investigator who worked pro bono to help uncover Hunter’s finances to assist Lunden and her attorney, said he had seen documents that reveal the settlement, telling The Sun: "The information is from court files."
Casey, whose submissions on Hunter appear in the paternity case court documents, said he is in possession of court filings that reveal the figures.
He also told The Sun in an email: “D&A Investigations, Inc. (Fla) has confirmed they facilitated the Hunter Biden-Lunden Alexis Roberts Paternity Settlement of $2.5 mil. ‘Broke’ Hunter Biden then resolved his $450k tax lien.”
Hunter and Lunden’s baby daughter, Joe’s seventh grandchild, was born in August 2018.
It is believed the Democratic nominee has never met or even seen a photo of the unnamed two year old, referred to in paperwork as NJR.
The Sun and that Joe had never seen the child.
Hunter’s controversial business dealings in the Ukraine, now under official investigation, was also poured over in the paternity case.
Court documents, filed by Lunden's attorney, repeat the allegation he was receiving between $50,000 and $75,000 a month from the “corrupt” Ukrainian energy company Burisma and that he helped secure deals worth billions from China.
Hunter “is the subject of more than one (1) criminal investigation involving fraud, money laundering and a counterfeiting scheme” the documents say.
The paternity claim was filed by Lunden in Batesville, Arizona, her home town, in May last year.
Hunter’s paternity was established by a DNA test late last year which Lunden and the court struggled to get him to attend.
But on March 11, Lunden’s attorney wrote: “Late last night… we reached a global, final settlement of all issues” and the claim is now officially classed as closed."
Lunden's attorney Clinton Lancaster also said Hunter has had no role in the child’s upbringing.
He wrote Hunter has “never interacted with the child, never parented the child, never made or even participated in health related decisions for the child, never interacted with the child’s medical professionals, never seen the child and could not identify the child out of a photo lineup.”
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Court documents show Hunter is now paying an undisclosed sum in monthly child support and health insurance which started on April 1.
Hunter’s lawyers and Joe Biden’s press team were approached for comment but did not respond.