Former Lt. Governor Mark Robinson, Wife File for Bankruptcy Protection
Former North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson and his wife have filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection, reporting significant debts and limited bank accounts.
Charlotte, NC, November 11, 2026 — Former North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson and his wife have filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection. The filing indicates that the couple is reporting significant debts.
According to the documents filed, the couple also reported limited bank accounts. The specific details regarding the total amount of debt, the nature of the debts, and the exact balances of their bank accounts were not provided in the summary. The timeline for the filing or any further proceedings was also not specified.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy, often referred to as a wage-earner’s plan, allows individuals with regular income to repay debts over three to five years. It typically involves a court-approved repayment plan. Individuals filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy may keep their property as long as they can make the required payments under their repayment plan.
No additional information regarding the circumstances leading to the bankruptcy filing or any specific assets or creditors was included in the provided summary. The names of the creditors, the precise amounts owed to each, and the exact value of any assets held by the Robinsons were not detailed.
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