"Bohm alleges that his parents used his cash from the four limited liability companies to pay their expenses, which began shortly after the Phillies paid him a $5.85 million signing bonus in 2018."
"Through their attorney, Bohm's parents stated they are 'deeply saddened by the allegations' and will defend themselves, asserting they have always acted in their son's best interests."
"Bohm's lawsuit demands at least $3 million in damages and requests that an accountant track every transaction involving money transferred from his personal accounts to those controlled by his parents."
Alec Bohm, a third overall pick in the 2018 MLB draft, is suing his parents for allegedly draining significant amounts of money from his financial accounts. The lawsuit claims deceptive financial dealings began after he received a $5.85 million signing bonus. Bohm demands at least $3 million in damages and seeks an accountant to track transactions involving his personal accounts. His parents expressed sadness over the allegations and maintain they acted in his best interests. Bohm has had a successful career, batting .280 with 71 home runs over six seasons.
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