Robin Lehner's assets ordered frozen as creditor questions spending
A judge has decided to freeze the assets of Robin Lehner of the Vegas Golden Knights after a petition by a company that he allegedly owes a lot of money.
Another big twist in the ongoing story of Robin Lehner and his bankruptcy issues with the court. A judge has agreed to freeze all of Lehner's assets after allegations of frivolous spending and transferring funds.
It has already been announced that Robin Lehner will most likely not be playing for the Vegas Golden Knights again this season, after he missed all of 2023-24. Now, Aliya Growth Fund, a company that Lehner allegedly owes close to $5 million, told a judge it's worried that it won't be able to get any of that back.
It gets worse. Aliyah also alleges Robin Lehner and his wife spent around $1.5 million on things like gambling, lavish vacations, and big purchases since filing for bankruptcy near the end of 2022.
The judge in Robin Lehner's bankruptcy case granted the application for the freezing of his assets. All told, more than $27 million was owed to creditors, although part of that debt has already been settled. As part of that settlement, Lehner agreed to have his income, including his NHL contract, garnished in order to pay the money back.
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