‘Where’s Hunter?’: Judge demands Hunter Biden appear in Arkansas paternity battle

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The judge presiding over Hunter Biden’s paternity case in Arkansas demanded he appear in court and explain why he shouldn’t be held in contempt after failing to provide five years of financial documents before a deadline earlier this month.

The son of former Vice President Joe Biden is embroiled in a paternity battle with Lunden Roberts, a former Washington stripper who went by the name “Dallas.” Biden, 48, has relinquished custody rights to the child he fathered with Roberts, 28, but he has continued to fight his financial obligations for the child, named “NJR” in court documents.

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