did Antonio Brown Fake illnesses to get out of the court’s exterior?
The former professional footballer is now facing accusations of dishonesty with the court for not attending a critical hearing.
In May 2024, Antonio Brown filed for bankruptcy, citing more than $3 million in debt despite winning more than $80 million throughout his football career.
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There is a risk that Antonio Brown Court will dismiss his bankruptcy claim
The former NFL star is now facing accusations of misleading his health courts in order to delay his important hearing in bankruptcy case. The court initially postponed the hearing after Brown’s attorney allegedly unable to attend due to medical issues.
However, the trustee who oversees Brown’s bankruptcy claimed he was in poor health, as evident from his later appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast.
The trustee is currently trying to convert Brown’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy case into Chapter 7. The trustee even proposed to completely dismiss the bankruptcy.
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Brown appeared as a guest on the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast in Austin, Texas, and reportedly spent 98 minutes on a variety of topics. According to In Touch, the trustee shared a photo Brown posted to X and featured him on Rogan’s Studio.
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The trustee also identified inconsistencies in the athlete’s financial reports.
If ongoing, the trustee also raised significant concerns regarding the accuracy of the financial information submitted by Brown. Specifically, the trustee pointed out the inconsistencies in the fourth revised schedule. This shows a monthly income of $35,000 and $27,927.
The trustees suggested that these figures could be negligent or intentionally misleading compared to monthly business reports. They argued that such significant mismanagement in reporting income and expenses would guarantee either a termination of the suit or a conversion to another proceeding.
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Additionally, the trustees highlighted the lack of incomplete disclosures and other carelessness in the financial reports of footballers, as well as inaccurate monthly sales reports, and the lack of complete revisions to address the same. The trustee emphasized:
“The lack of integrity of the debtor; By claiming that he cannot attend a confirmation hearing set specifically for a disguised medical illness (still flying to Texas for a podcast on the latest day)to prove the debtor’s malicious conduct and eliminate the need to continue this reorganization. ”
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The 36-year-old reportedly failed to provide accurate inventory of his assets last year.
Last year, Blast faced allegations that Brown had not fully revealed his property and assets, which could put his bankruptcy case at risk.
Additionally, the court-appointed trustee administering Brown’s Chapter 11 proceedings challenged his proposed repayment plan, highlighting some concerns regarding the feasibility and compliance of the plan.
In the trustee’s words, “(Antonio) is unable to disclose the pre-processing (transfer) of the property and benefits to various entities, failing to comply with the debtor’s reporting requirements in a timely or appropriate manner, and establishing that his plans are feasible.”
Brown was accused of failing to disclose the transfer of three properties before filing for bankruptcy. The trustee’s claim also said he owns multiple social media accounts that are considered real estate assets not reported in the bankruptcy filing.
Specifically, Brown’s X account, previously known as Twitter, contains links to product websites featuring his similarities, indicating potential private revenue streams. Additionally, the trustees noted that Brown was unable to bid on the required operational reports for September and October 2024.
The bankruptcy filing also highlighted that several hostile cases are pending regarding the emissions of his debt.
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The former wide receiver jeweller requested full payment of his six-figure debt
Brown’s jeweller Zul Nantumbu also launched a lawsuit against him last year, attempting to prevent his judgment on him through bankruptcy.
Court documents revealed that Nantumbu had loaned Brown a custom-made pendant and a diamond-cut Cuban link chain for his social media promotion.
According to the contract, Brown was to return the gem by May 18, 2022, but he did not.
Initially, the jeweler was awarded a ruling of $123,000, which was later raised to $968,000, but was later invalidated due to procedural issues. He is now appealing to the court to ensure that the original $123,000 debt remains enforceable despite Brown’s bankruptcy proceedings.
Meanwhile, Brown denied any misconduct and officially requested that Nantumbu be fired from his petition.
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Antonio Brown hit his tongue at Tom Brady last year due to a decline in character
Last year, the explosion shared that Brown was in the spotlight due to social media controversy. He reportedly attracted considerable attention when he publicly shared a private message from Tom Brady during Brady’s divorce proceedings with Gisele Bündchen.
In these texts, Brady expressed disappointment at Brown’s actions, criticizing him for making “poor decisions” and for not communicating effectively with those who supported him.
The retired NFL stars reflect how their relationship first demonstrated Brown’s humility and willingness to improve.
However, Brady pointed out that Brown seemed to have wandered out of a positive path, surrounds herself with negative influences instead of the supportive individual who once had the greatest interest in her mind.
Will the Hammer of Justice descend on Antonio Brown in the next few days?