Deadbeat dad cries poverty to avoid supporting his offspring

The Bidens are despicable scumbags.

Hunter Biden's high-priced lawyers say the First Son was forced to sleep on a cot in Joe Biden's room on the trip to Ireland.

He no longer owns his Porsche, and is too poor to pay support.

BATESVILLE, Ark.—Hunter Biden’s lawyers painted him as financially strapped in his first appearance in an Arkansas court on Monday, as he sought to get his support payments to his former mistress reduced.

The president’s son, who made millions of dollars off deals and cushy board positions for foreign companies in the past decade, now has no salary, had his Porsche repossessed, and was forced to sleep on a cot in his father’s room during a recent presidential trip to Dublin, Biden’s lawyers told the court. He has also stooped to taking financial support from a generous friend, Hollywood lawyer Kevin Morris, the court heard on Monday.
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The hearing came days after Arkansas Circuit Court judge Holly Meyer ordered Biden and Roberts, to appear for all future court dates, arguing that their absences are needlessly delaying the case. "I expect this case to get done," Meyer said on Monday. "I will run herd on you ladies and gentlemen until that happens."

Biden's lawyers objected to attempts by Roberts's team to frame him as privileged and wealthy, arguing that he has only traveled on Air Force One one time and "stayed on a cot in his dad's room in Dublin" during their recent Ireland visit. Biden no longer owns a Porsche, and his lawyer Brent Langdon indicated it was repossessed. Biden now drives an unspecified car given to him by celebrity lawyer Kevin Morris.

His lawyers did not respond to a Washington Free Beacon request for more information on the Porsche.

During the hearing, Biden’s lawyers said his only income is a percentage of his art sales from a New York gallery and that Biden is unable to provide a list of who has bought his paintings and how much they are worth. Lowell said Biden doesn’t know the names of any of the buyers under an agreement with the gallery, which is intended to avoid political influence-peddling.

Morris also gave Biden other financial assistance, according to a promissory note cited by Roberts’s legal team. When asked why, Lowell said, "I think the answer will be because he’s a friend and cares about the client."
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Roberts's lawyers have previously taken issue with his attempt to reduce his support, arguing that his team of high-priced attorneys shows he can afford the payments.

Biden has retained "some of the most expensive attorneys on planet Earth," according to a motion filed by Roberts last Thursday, including former Arkansas attorney general Dustin McDaniel, Lowell, and Morris.

"If Mr. Biden can afford a Washington DC, Hollywood, Chicago big law, and the best domestic relations attorney on the Texas side of the Texarkana border, he surely must have income for support purposes," wrote Roberts’s attorney Clint Lancaster in the filing.