Hunter Biden Complains Family Is Broke During Deposition

Hunter Biden, who made millions of dollars over the years allegedly grifting on behalf of his politically connected father, Joe Biden, is now destitute, or so he says.

The man who was paid tens of thousands of dollars for what can only be described as juvenile paintings while his father was president can’t even afford a cellphone or a vehicle, according to a deposition he gave this week.

He also said his family is too strapped to help him pay millions in legal bills to the firm of his former attorney, Abbe Lowell.

Hunter described the financial condition of both himself and his family in stark terms during a Feb. 9 deposition in his legal dispute with the law firm Winston Taylor.

The firm sued Biden in June 2025, alleging he failed to pay approximately $17 million in legal fees incurred while the firm represented him in federal criminal proceedings, congressional investigations, and defamation lawsuits he filed against various individuals.

“I don’t have any assets. I don’t own a car. I don’t own a phone,” Biden, an attorney who has been disbarred in Connecticut, said in the deposition, according to a transcript released this week.

“I don’t own anything of any value other than—and I don’t know the value of it—my paintings which I painted myself,” Biden testified. “So that’s it. And I don’t even have any other assets at all, stocks, bonds, anything like that, savings accounts.”

Biden, who recently landed a job at a luxury Los Angeles addiction treatment center, also said his family does not have any assets to lend or provide him.

“My family doesn’t have any money, and it’s not their debt anyway,” he said.

Hunter Biden’s financial situation marks a dramatic reversal for the Yale-trained attorney, who once earned millions of dollars through business ventures during the years his father served as vice president.