Mark Robinson and his wife, Yolanda Hill, have filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, Fox 8 reported. Former North Carolina Lt. Gov. This marks the third bankruptcy filing by the couple in more than two decades. Court records show the filing comes nearly two years after Robinson’s unsuccessful campaign for governor.
Their listed assets include a home, vehicles and firearms. Robinson and Hill estimate both their assets and liabilities to fall between $500,000 and $1 million, according to the bankruptcy petition.
The petition also reports more than $300,000 in non-priority unsecured debt, largely consisting of credit card balances and accounts held by collection agencies. The filing further lists about $3,000 in taxes and other government obligations. Robinson served as North Carolina’s lieutenant governor from 2021 to 2025 and became one of the Republican Party’s most prominent conservative voices. His 2024 campaign for governor ended in defeat after a series of controversies overshadowed his candidacy.
The unpaid account was returned to the department in September after collection efforts proved unsuccessful, according to NCDHHS.
“NCDHHS is working to determine next steps regarding collection on this debt.
We do not have further information to provide at this time,” the department said in a statement.
