Michael Vick may soon return to court — this time due to financial issues.
According to Miami Herald, the former Star Quarterbackis said to have borrowed about $ 1.2 million from a group of creditors who went to the Broward County Circuit to force payments. Masu. Group lawyers have issued a subpoena for Vic and his family, scheduled to be deposited on August 5, according to Herald, hoping to request assets such as cars, jewelry and souvenirs. increase.
"Michael Vic takes these issues seriously, is aware of the procedure, and ensures that payments are made to all eligible parties." Attorney Arthur Jones said in a statement to Herald. "But the nasty calculations that produce ridiculous results should not be granted by the Florida courts, so all appropriate defenses are definitely utilized. Further comments on Shenanigan leading to this situation, It may be available at a later date. "
This is not the first time Vic, 42, has faced financial problems since he retired from football.
In 2018, he received a $ 400,000 loan allegedly unsuccessful, despite a $ 1.9 million ruling in court. ..
He failed to fulfill the requested contract in 2017 I was accused of doing so. He regularly appeared in WFAN during the 2014-15 season and later settled down. He was also accused of failing to pay for his car in 2017 and eventually paid over $ 26,000.
Vic's house in Southwest Ranch, Florida is protected by state law, but in the current case his other assets may be at risk.
"They certainly live at home. There was a $ 160,000 Bentley on the driveway," said Kevin Spinozza, a Coral Gables lawyer involved in the lawsuit. Told to. "You'll think you're living in an apparently beautiful house with retired NFL players."
Reportedly, the debt comes from two separate loans with a company called Atlantic Solutions. increase. This is the same company that provided Vic with a $ 400,000 loan in 2018, and he is alleged to have failed to repay.
Vic played 13 seasons with Falcons, Eagles, Jet, Steelers and NFL.
