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Rashee Rice Files Chapter 7, Lists About $3.45 Million in Debt

By triggering an automatic stay, the Chapter 7 filing forces most pending civil claims into the bankruptcy process so creditors must seek recovery through court-supervised proceedings.

Overview

  • Rice filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas on Nov. 4, according to federal court records.
  • The petition lists roughly $3.45 million in liabilities and $677,054 in personal assets, with more than $2.1 million tied to civil lawsuits from a March 2024 Dallas crash and a separate assault claim.
  • Court papers show Rice still owes $979,837 under a prior settlement to crash victim Kathryn Kuykendall and has disputed claims totaling several hundred thousand dollars from other plaintiffs.
  • Among assets disclosed, Rice reported deferred compensation and a Super Bowl LVIII ring valued at about $160,000 that he has pledged as collateral with an attorney, and he listed $39,241 in nonexempt property that could be liquidated.
  • The filing invokes an automatic stay that pauses most civil suits and schedules a creditors’ meeting for Dec. 11 where claim amounts, disputes, and eligibility for Chapter 7 liquidation can be challenged or resolved.