According to TMZ, sometime in the 2000s, Tisha Campbell and Duane Martin took out a home loan with Aurora Bank. Prior to paying off the more than $700,000 they owed on that loan, though, they took out another one with City National Bank in 2008. This time, the loan was for $625,000 … and then the housing market crashed.
As noted by the outlet, the couple struggled to pay back either loan and ultimately, the home they’d purchased was auctioned off in 2012. That covered the Aurora Bank loan and part of City National Bank’s portion, but there was still a shortfall — and the then-couple was sued for $400,000. Years later, Campbell and Martin were still having a hard time paying it all back. That led to them filing for bankruptcy in early 2016. At the time, the pair issued a statement explaining the situation. “We got involved with some loans before the crash [and] couldn’t agree to a settlement with the banks, so we filed to reorganize,” they said (via E! News).
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They weren’t out of the woods just yet, though. Enter, the aforementioned allegations of hiding assets. Soon after announcing their filing, Daily Mail reported that the appointed bankruptcy trustee believed Campbell and Martin had opened another company through which Campbell would be paid for “Dr. Ken,” and that some of her payments were being mysteriously withheld by her agency. Enter, Part Two of the legal drama …
