As first reported by USA TODAY, Darjean’s attorneys are requesting further investigation into Shilo’s assets, alleging that he has delayed providing necessary financial documents. They are now asking a federal bankruptcy judge in Denver for permission to issue subpoenas for the purpose of gathering additional information from Deion Sanders, Shedeur Sanders, and University of Colorado officials.
This development comes amid claims from Darjean’s attorneys that Shilo has been less than cooperative in disclosing his assets. They accuse him of leading a lavish lifestyle, highlighted by his recent purchase of a Tesla Cybertruck, despite neglecting his significant financial obligations. Additionally, Darjean’s legal team believes that Shilo’s father and brother have collected revenue on his behalf through promotional appearances and NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals. They argue that this information is crucial to recover assets for the benefit of Shilo’s bankruptcy, as per the filing reviewed by On SI.
Shilo’s attorneys dispute the allegations of non-cooperation, maintaining that Shilo has been transparent in his dealings with the trustee. According to a seperate filing, Shilo has made multiple professionals available to assist in the case, including attorneys, an accountant, and other financial experts. However, Sanders has appeared in multiple national television commercials for Google, KFC, and others over the past year and has yet to report any income from those companies or dealings to the court, according to initial filings.
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