The former defensive tackle for the Tampa Buccaneers, Warren Sapp, has opted to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in order to deal with his $6.7 million in debt. The ex-NFL player, who has four children with three different women, has fallen behind on payments to several creditors as well as on child support payments.
He reveals his entire financial situation in the bankruptcy papers, and details his assets, as well as his liabilities. He also mentions that he lost his 2002 Super Bowl ring as well as his National Championship ring. In the paperwork, his assets are set at $6.45 million, and that amount includes a large collection of Air Jordan sneakers, a De Grisogono watch, and a lion skin rug.
Sapp is currently working for the NFL Network as an analyst, but his contract is up in August. He has told the media he is unsure of his contract renewal with the network. He filed the Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection paperwork in Florida on March 30.
Please contact the Arizona Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyers of the Harmon Law Office, LLC by calling 480-829-0494 if you or someone you know is considering filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.