Overview
- Reports Monday and Tuesday said ex‑partner Laura‑Marie Geissler filed a fraud complaint in Munich after he allegedly left €12,000 unpaid from a €20,000 loan made in July 2023.
- Her camp plans to seek the remaining €12,000 in civil court, according to outlets that first cited Bild’s reporting.
- His lawyer, Dr. Sebastian Skradde, rejects the claim and says both agreed to offset the debt, calling the complaint an attempt to gain attention.
- The Innsbruck prosecutor, which moved Tuesday to challenge last year’s settlement over an unpaid 2021 hotel bill, asked the Oberlandesgericht to reopen the case for a conviction.
- In Austria, a diversion ends a case without a conviction if the accused meets conditions such as a payment, and prosecutors can ask a higher court to reverse it; separately, a Munich order became final in March for unpaid 2022 restaurant bills, imposing 80 day‑fines.