Aaron Carter owed different amounts from several creditors prior to his death, a new document revealed.
Celebrity Net Worth revealed that Carter's net worth was around $400,000 at the time of his death. While his financials emerged following his passing, his debts also surfaced and hit his estate.
Aaron Carter Had Thousands of Dollars Debts Before His Death
In a new document obtained by Radar Online, the company AmeriCredit Financial Services d/b/a GM Financial claimed that Carter took out a loan to finance a car before his death. The legal filing shows that the company is now demanding $19,129.43 from his estate to cover what he owed.
The news outlet did not disclose further information regarding the filing, but the recent demand came after several other debts Carter had been publicized.
Earlier this month, the State of California sent a separate lien to his estate over his unpaid 2020 taxes due. His original balance was $12,167, but the state asked for $17,092 due to the interest made over the years.
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Carter's fiancée and estate were also hit by a legal battle when the biohazard cleanup company Sterile Pros, LLC, said that Carter owed them $33,000 after it worked at his Lancaster, California home in 2022.
"[The company] provided labor, services, equipment, and/or materials upon the premises, and upon every estate or interest in such structures and improvements," the filing read, per The Blast.
On top of these, Wells Fargo Bank claimed Carter had whopping credit card debt worth $2,887.51 before his death.
Multiple publications have since estimated that the singer's liabilities ballooned over $2 million.
Aaron Carter in Deep Financial Trouble Before Death
The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed Carter's death in November after his housekeeper found his body in the bathtub. His cause of death was soon determined as drowning after getting incapacitated due to the substances he took, including alprazolam and generic Xanax.
He also inhaled compressed difluoroethane, and the effects caused him to slip under the water and drown.
Before his death, he opened up during his interview with financial advisor Victor Antonio for Spike TV's new reality show, "Life Or Debt" that he had been in a terrible position ever since he got hit by the taxes starting when he was 18.
Previously, reports revealed that he owed $1 million in taxes while dealing with other money-related issues.
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