Hunter Biden Will Plead Guilty in Tax Evasion Trial, Lawyer Says

Hunter Biden is planning to enter a guilty plea in his controversial tax evasion trial … the first son’s attorneys have revealed.

President Joe Biden‘s son arrived at a Los Angeles courthouse alongside his wife, Melissa Cohen Biden, on Thursday … but Hunter’s trial is unlikely to last long given his decision to change his plea.

His attorney, Abbe Lowell, shared Hunter’s decision to plead guilty in the federal courtroom, noting … “Mr. Biden intends to change his plea this morning.”

Prior to this surprise announcement, Hunter’s defense and the prosecution planned to kick off the jury selection process … which has since been paused.

The prez’s younger son — who was convicted on 3 federal firearms-related felony charges back in June after confessing to illegally owning a gun while he was an active drug user — faced 9 federal charges heading into Thursday’s trial … after he allegedly failed to to pay $1.4 million in taxes between 2016 and 2019.

He was facing a 17-year prison sentence if convicted on all 9 charges … which would’ve been in addition to the 25 years he potentially faces in his gun case. HB is set to be sentenced for the gun drama in November.