Hunter Biden appears in Arkansas court for hearing in child support case of 4-year-old daughter

Hunter Biden is appearing in person in an Arkansas courtroom Monday for a hearing in the paternity case of his unclaimed 4-year-old daughter born out of wedlock. 

Lunden Roberts, the mother of 4-year-old Navy Jones Roberts, had reached an agreement with Hunter Biden in 2020 regarding the child’s paternity and child support payments. 

But the case was reopened when Biden requested adjustments to the child support payments. In December, Roberts’s lawyers filed a motion to have the girl’s last name changed to Biden. 

HUNTER BIDEN ORDERED TO APPEAR IN-PERSON FOR ARKANSAS PATERNITY CASE HEARING FOR UNCLAIMED 4-YEAR-OLD-DAUGHTER

The Biden name is now synonymous with being well-educated, successful, financially acute, and politically powerful,” the motion said. 

In rebuttal, Biden’s attorney demanded “strict proof thereof that such request is in the best interest of the child.”

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Last week, Independence County Circuit Judge Holly Meyer ruled that Hunter Biden and Roberts must be present for every future hearing in the case. 

Meyer scheduled a bench trial for July 24-25 in Batesville, Ark.