Hunter Biden ordered to appear in-person for Arkansas paternity case
Hunter Biden has been ordered by an Arkansas judge to attend in person for a hearing on the paternity of his unrecognized 4-year-old daughter next Monday.
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Hunter Biden has been ordered by an Arkansas judge to attend in person for a hearing on the paternity of his unrecognized 4-year-old daughter next Monday.
In a news release, the Arkansas Department of Corrections stated that the former detention center in Batesville was purchased and will invest $13.3 million for expansion and renovations.
Lawyers for Lunden Roberts, the mother of Hunter Biden's child out of wedlock, petitioned an Arkansas court Friday to jail Hunter.
Failure to provide documents
Hunter Biden must appear in all court hearings concerning his Arkansas paternity case, including one scheduled for May 1, Independence County Circuit Judge Holly Meyer ruled Monday.