Bohm Sues Parents for Millions

On March 27, Philadelphia Philly's third baseman, Alec Bohm, has filed a lawsuit against his

parents seeking millions in damages.

He accuses them of moving large sums from his personal accounts into ones they controlled,

then using that money for their own spending.

The suit claims the parents set up four limited liability companies back in 2019 to handle

his finances, including investments in real estate.

They allegedly took a 10% stake for admin purposes, charged him $50 an hour for management

and transferred millions before he could.

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Bohm's parents strongly deny the allegations.

Their attorney says their heart broken by the claims, insist Alec always had full account

access and continue covering his expenses with their own.

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On the field, Bohm smashed a three run homer in the Philly's five to three-season opening

win, but he brushed off questions about the suit, saying,

He'd skipped personal topics for now.

The lawsuit demands at least $3 million back, full control of the accounts, and a full accounting

of all transfers.

With 19.6 million in career earnings and a $10.2 million deal for next year, Bohm

eyes for agencies soon amid this family.