Young Buck’s chapter case has hit a snag as a decide prepares to listen to claims he owes over $71,000 in little one assist to Shannon Robertson.

Young Buck is once more entangled in authorized drama as his chapter case hits a roadblock over greater than $71,000 in overdue little one assist owed to the mom of his little one.

Court filings submitted August 21 within the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Tennessee present Shannon Robertson, the creditor and mom of one among Young Buck’s youngsters, is formally contesting the trustee’s ultimate report.

She claims the rapper, born David D. Brown, nonetheless owes her $71,721.30 in unpaid assist regardless of having acquired $81,471 from the chapter property.

In February 2015, a Georgia decide ordered Brown to pay $1,406.30 month-to-month in child support. Robertson alleges these funds stopped and the debt ballooned through the years.

She initially filed a declare in 2020 for $81,471.70. That determine was amended in 2024 to $151,786 and once more in 2025 to $153,193.

Robertson is now in search of the remaining stability by way of the chapter court docket. Her lawyer, Wanda S. Jackson of East Point, Georgia, filed the objection forward of a September listening to earlier than U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Randal S. Mashburn.

This improvement provides to an extended checklist of economic troubles for the 44-year-old rapper, who rose to fame as a member of fifty Cent’s G-Unit. Brown first declared chapter in 2010 amid IRS tax points and filed once more in 2020.

During that interval, 50 Cent publicly accused him of utilizing chapter to flee contractual obligations.

Brown’s authorized historical past additionally features a 2013 arrest in Tennessee for failing to pay little one assist. If the court docket guidelines in Robertson’s favor, he might be required to pay the remaining quantity owed for the kid’s assist.

The listening to will happen in Nashville on September 9.

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