Alec Bohm Fires Agent Scott Boras Amid Financial Dispute With Parents

2 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Apr 14

Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm has fired his agent Scott Boras amid a legal dispute with his parents.
Bohm alleges his parents mismanaged millions of his earnings, seeking the return of over $528,000 they withdrew from his account for legal expenses.
Bohm has rehired agent Nick Chanock and claims his parents pushed him to hire Boras under duress, intensifying the family's ongoing legal battle.

Is this family legal battle the biggest threat to Bohm's next contract?

Did Alec Bohm's parents use complex LLCs to defraud their own son?

Can a judge force Bohm's parents to immediately return the disputed half-million?

Was firing super-agent Scott Boras a power move or a result of family pressure?

How can young athletes protect their fortunes from family mismanagement?