(New York Post) The mother of Hunter Biden’s love child has asked an Arkansas court to legally change the 4-year-old girl’s last name to Biden so the child can benefit from the family’s presidential lineage.
Lunden Roberts, 31, filed four motions Tuesday in connection with the paternity case against Hunter, which was reopened in September when the first son asked the court to lower his child support payments.
Attorney Clinton Lancaster told an Independence County court that Navy Joan Roberts would “benefit from carrying the Biden family name,” which he said was “now synonymous with being well educated, successful, financially acute, and politically powerful.”
The filings, which The Post has seen, were originally reported by the Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette.
Neither Hunter, the first son and lobbyist-turned-painter, nor the child’s grandfather, President Biden, have ever met young Navy, according to her mother. This week’s filings said the first family remained “estranged from the child.”
Lunden Roberts — with Hunter Biden’s love child, Navy — has asked an Arkansas court to legally change the 4-year-old girl’s last name to Biden.lundentownn_/Instagram
“To the extent this [estrangement] is misconduct or neglect, it can be rectified by changing her last name to Biden so that she may undeniably be known to the world as the child of the defendant and member of the prestigious Biden family,” Lancaster wrote.
The filing came after Hunter Biden, 52, told the courts he had undergone a “substantial material change” in his “financial circumstances, including but not limited to his income.”
The first son — who shares three adult daughters with ex-wife Kathleen Buhle and a 2-year-old son with second wife Melissa Cohen Biden — settled with Roberts in 2020 after a DNA test confirmed he had fathered Navy.
Roberts said the Biden name is “now synonymous with being well educated, successful, financially acute, and politically powerful.”Lunden Roberts/Facebook
Roberts was also on the payroll at Hunter’s consulting firm while pregnant with their daughter, according to text messages reviewed by The Post last year.
Lancaster implored the court Tuesday to deny Hunter’s request for lowered child support due to a “long, and lengthy, history of attempting to avoid discovery by filing endless and recurrent motions for protective orders.”
The attorney also alleged the first son is “attempting to stifle discovery into his financial affairs while simultaneously reducing his child support obligation on the claim that he now earns less income.”
