BATESVILLE -- With Hunter Biden in attendance, the judge in his paternity and child support case said during a hearing Monday morning that she hoped to ignite "a flurry of activity" between the two parties in the case.
"I know everyone is working hard," Independence County Circuit Judge Holly Meyer said to the attorneys. "I know everyone is under a microscope, but I expect this case to move."
Biden is the son of President Joe Biden, and he has been embroiled in a years-long court battle with Lunden Roberts, the plaintiff in the case. They have a 4-year-old daughter.
Roberts, who lives in Arkansas, met Biden while she was a student at George Washington University in Washington D.C., attorneys said.
During Monday's hearing in Batesville, Biden did not speak, except to whisper to his attorneys.