Attorneys for Hunter Biden filed a motion Tuesday in an effort to push back sentencing on the three felony counts the first son of President Joe Biden was found guilty of in June in his criminal gun case.

Hunter Biden is set for sentencing on Nov. 13, pending a judge's ruling on the motion. His attorneys are asking that sentencing be moved back to late November or early December, according to the filing.

Biden's attorneys cited "overlap" with sentencing in his tax case and a separate civil matter, writing, "it will be even harder for Mr. Biden's lead trial counsel to be in person in court on November 13 because he must attend a pre-trial conference in Los Angeles in one of Mr. Biden's civil matters on November 12, 2024."