(EXCLUSIVE) Bank Attempts Foreclosure On En Vogue Singer Maxine Jones’ Home
theJasmineBRAND.com exclusively reports, Maxine Jones – one of the original members of En Vogue – is having some serious financial challenges. The bank who owns her home is demanding the court allow them to foreclose on her property following her refusing to pay her mortgage.
Jones reportedly filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on December 18th in Virgina Federal Court. The singer explains that she has $298,900 in debt and only $172k in assets.
The docs explained that she only has $50 in her checking acct., $4,030.00 in household items, $200 in clothes, 2008 Toyota Scion worth $9k.
Reportedly, her debts include $212k on her Virginia home, $32k in a judgement against her won by a private school, $2k in Virginia State taxes, $800 in unpaid telephone bills, $17k owed to her attorney, over $1k in medical bills, $22k in California State taxes, $440 to T-Mobile, $539 to Victoria’s Secret and many other amounts owed to creditors.

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