Streaming star xQc recently had a court case against him dismissed while he is still dealing with ongoing legal issues with his ex-girlfriend, Adept.
He is currently trying to reclaim money from the sale of his McLaren that was sold without his consent.
Since their breakup, xQc and Adept have found themselves in many legal disputes.
They needed to get divorced, and protective orders were requested due to serious claims of sexual assault.
There were also some disagreements about the cars they owned together.
Adept took xQc’s McLaren 720s Spider, which was valued at over $300,000.
This car had been frozen by a judge as an asset, meaning it couldn’t be transferred or sold to anyone except xQc.
However, the car was sold ‘illegally’ without xQc’s knowledge.
This incident has been a hot topic in his community.
During a Q&A on September 8, xQc shared that he had just received an update about his court case, which was dismissed.
He stated that the other side didn’t play fairly from the start.
They used sneaky tactics, claiming the car was frozen while it was sold secretly.
He expressed his frustration, saying it shouldn’t have happened.
xQc described the entire legal process as a long and painful struggle, indicating that the case was dismissed by the judge.
According to him, the judge said they were done with the case, expressing dissatisfaction over how it was handled over months and years.
He called the whole lawsuit ‘absolutely disastrous.’
xQc also mentioned that there had been a delay in settling the case, as it needed to be redone.
He wanted to include his BMW X6M competition in the court proceedings as well.
Despite not having a driving license, he values the supercars at around $500,000 together.
This makes getting the money back from the legal battle quite important for him.
Even though it may take more time than he wishes, he hopes to see that money returned, possibly with more on top of it in the future.
xQc has faced significant challenges following his breakup with Adept, leading to several legal disputes between them. They went through a divorce, and protective orders were sought due to serious allegations made against each other, including claims of sexual assault.
One major point of contention has been xQc’s McLaren 720s Spider, a vehicle valued at over $300,000. After the breakup, this car was supposed to be frozen as a legal asset, meaning it couldn’t be sold or transferred to anyone else but xQc. However, it ended up being sold without his consent, which xQc describes as an illegal action.
This incident has sparked considerable discussion among his followers, as it’s been a prominent issue within his community. On September 8, during a Q&A session, xQc updated his fans on the legal situation, announcing that his recent court case had been dismissed.
He expressed that the opposing party did not play by the rules from the beginning and resorted to underhanded tactics. They falsely claimed that the car was frozen while secretly selling it.
Feeling incredibly frustrated, xQc stated that such actions should not occur in the legal system. He characterized the entire process as lengthy and burdensome, culminating in the judge’s decision to dismiss the case. The judge reportedly expressed their dissatisfaction with how the matter had been managed over the months and years.
Describing the lawsuit as a complete failure, xQc highlighted that there had been delays in resolving the case because it needed to be restructured. He indicated a desire to include his BMW X6M competition in the proceedings as well.
Although he currently cannot drive the luxury cars due to not having a license, xQc estimates their collective worth at around $500,000. Thus, recovering this money is crucial for him.
While the process of reclaiming the funds may take longer than he hopes, he remains optimistic about the eventual return of that money, potentially with additional compensation as well.
