Kim Zolciak's estranged husband, Kroy Biermann, has a new issue to deal with after his own lawyer reportedly sued him over unpaid legal bills.
The 38-year-old former NFL player can add the new suit to his growing pile of legal problems after multiple lawsuits he and the 45-year-old Don't Be Tardy star have faced over unpaid credit card debt.
Kroy's lawyer is now playing hardball after failing to pay, according to legal documents obtained by The explosion.
The attorney claims in the filing that Kroy is owed the surprisingly small amount of $801.01 for unpaid fees and services.
DailyMail.com has contacted a Biermann representative seeking comment.
Kim Zolciak's estranged husband, Kroy Biermann, 38, has been sued by his own attorney for just $801.01 in unpaid legal fees, according to court documents obtained by The Blast
According to The Blast, the amount Kroy owes could continue to rise as he is charged 1.5 percent interest every month.
The amount – just over $800 – is notable because it would be a fairly small sum for someone from the former professional athlete background, especially compared to what he would have earned from his football career and Kim would have earned from her reality TV career. stardom.
It is unclear whether the case is going through the subdistrict court, where requests of that magnitude can be handled, or whether it is a regular civil case.
The fact that Kroy's lawyer sued him over a modest amount for one of them raises the question of whether the intent was to embarrass him amid his other money problems.
The trial was also interestingly timed. Although it is not known when the charges were filed, Kroy's estranged wife Kim Zolciak took to her Instagram account on Friday to post some of his designer shoes for sale.
The former Real Housewives Of Atlanta star has attempted to sell off many of her designer clothing items and accessories, including expensive shoes and handbags, although she claims she is offering items just to tidy up her life, rather than for money. to deserve. .
She usually shows off the items for sale in videos posted to her Instagram Stories, and fans can then message her if they're interested.
Kim has previously listed a number of Kroy designer shoes for sale, and last week she promoted his shoes again. Among the shoes for sale were a pair of Louboutin high-top sneakers worth $650 and a pair of Buscemi sneakers worth $350.
Kroy could get more, as he is charged 1.5 percent interest every month. The lawsuit follows other legal actions against him and Kim (pictured) over unpaid credit card debts
Kim has sold off her designer clothes and accessories in recent months, but on Friday she put down some designer shoes from Kroy, which could help her pay back the relatively small legal fees.
Notably, the price for the shoes could cover Kroy's legal bills, although Kim gave no indication that the shoes were sold to cover legal debts.
Last month, Kim pushed back on concerns that she was selling her designer clothes and accessories to help pay her significant debts.
After a fan asked on Instagram if she was trying to raise money, she claimed she simply had too much stuff and was trying to pare it down.
Yet the financial problems for the two continue to increase. While they wait to see if their expensive home will sell, they have been ordered by a judge to pay $230,000 from a lawsuit over unpaid credit card bills, and Kroy has also been ordered to turn over his Rolls-Royce after he was stopped earning the $5,000. monthly payments for more than one year.
They have put their Georgia home up for sale for $6 million after Kim previously opposed the sale behind the scenes.
Kroy warned in legal documents that if the house were foreclosed on before they could sell it, they would lose all equity in it, leaving them homeless, destitute and with no way to pay off their debts and legal fees pay.
In recent weeks, the two have been living in separate parts of the house after the judge oversaw their divorce order. Kroy got to live in the master bedroom, while Kim got the finished basement and accompanying bedroom suite.
However, that doesn't stop them from having exaggerated shouting matches at home, one of which recently led to one of their youngest children calling 911 for help, prompting a visit from the police.
The couple recently put their Georgia home on the market for $6 million, after Kim's early objections. Kroy has said it is essential to sell the home, rather than foreclose, which would deprive them of equity and potentially leave them destitute.
Despite one of their four young children calling 911 to break up a shouting match last month, Kim and Kroy reunited last week for a seemingly sweet lunch at a Japanese restaurant.
The exes share sons KJ, 12; Kash, 11; and fraternal twins Kane and Kaia, nine, one of whom reportedly called the police.
Kim also has two older children – Brielle, 26, and Ariana, 22 – both of whom are from previous relationships.
Despite the shocking displays, Kim and Kroy appear to have had surprising public reunions, including a lunch date late last month where they had a seemingly pleasant lunch at a Japanese restaurant.
However, the estranged couple's divorce appears to be making progress despite their periodic indications that things have healed between the two.