JUANITA BYNUM'S LEGAL TROUBLES CONTINUE
By Michael Arceneaux
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THE FACTS
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that televangelist Juanita Bynum has been threatened with jail time or faces a fine amid claims that she failed to live up to the terms of her divorce settlement.THE SPIN
The Atlanta-Journal Constitution reports that a lawyer representing Juanita Bynum’s ex-husband, Bishop Thomas W. Weeks III, said Bynum was in contempt of a divorce consent order in which she promised to pay her husband's $40,000 attorney fees, relinquish the title of an SUV and pick up furniture of hers.Randy Kessler, an attorney representing Weeks, told the Journal-Constitution, “She owed $10,000 on July 8. We gave her a month to bring it current. She hasn't done that.” Kessler said the $10,000 was to be the first of four payments toward the $40,000. He said Bynum also did not transfer the title of the couple's 2004 Land Rover to Weeks or make arrangements to pick up her belongings, which include a harp, a sculpture of a woman and other sentimental antiques she collected seven years ago.
If I were him I’d sell that Range Rover for parts. It won’t be long before it costs two organs and a rare blood donation to fill that thing up. As for Juanita, ya’ll better lead a prayer circle for her or start a fund before she ends up sowing seeds and praying for good deeds in county.
Is it just me or is it crazy that she has to pay the man that beat her down in public?
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