NBA star Jimmy Butler is being prosecuted for having pretended to failed to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in material damage and unpaid rent for his house in Florida.

Reported for the first time by Local press station WSVN-TV Friday, February 28, Butler, 35, is chased by the company of Florida Five Star Marketing and Promotions, Inc. for $ 260,000 in unpaid rent for a luxury house that he rented in Miami, by court documents obtained by the point of sale.

In addition to the money due to the rear rent, the Golden State Warriors striker would have left more than $ 127,000 in damages. This news comes after Butler was exchanged from Miami’s Heat to warriors based in San Francisco in February.

Five -star marketing, which owns the property of Miami in question, filed the civil prosecution against Butler during the 11th short circuit of Florida last week, alleging that the NBA star had not paid two months of rent for his property of Miami, amounting to $ 130,000 per month.

The company said Butler stayed in the house even after the end of his two -year lease in August 2024. The trial also alleged that Butler changed the locks at home and refused to give the keys to the real estate manager, which prevented the maintenance agents from entering and maintaining the property.

Among the damage indicated in the trial was the fact of maintaining the pool, causing the growth of algae, as well as the air conditioning system on the property. The latter caused a “significant amount of mold damage” throughout the property and now, according to court documents, requires replacements of hardwood floors and ceilings.

Five Star Marketing and Promotions Inc. affirms in its trial according to which the company “underwent damages to the capital of $ 387,282” and therefore requests a butler payment of $ 257,282, as well as the right to maintain its guarantee deposit of $ 130,000.

According to Realtor.comThe property was built in 2016 and is estimated at around $ 10 million, made up of five bedrooms, six bathrooms and a garage of four cars. It sold in 2021 for $ 7.1 million.

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Butler did not publicly comment on the trial. US Weekly contacted representatives for Butler and the Golden State Warriors to comment.

Before his trade with the Warriors, Butler spent the majority of the NBA current season competing for the heat, which had suspended it three times earlier this year, costing it about $ 5 million. The heat agreed to exchange it in the Warriors on February 5. Butler signed a two -year contract with the Warriors worth $ 121 million.