Lawyers for Michael Vick have asked a federal bankruptcy judge to appoint a mediator to help settle his financial obligations with creditors.
As reported by the Associated Press, Judge Frank J. Santoro told a representative of several creditors to make sure mediation would be acceptable to them before he appoints a mediator.
If he makes it back to pro football, Michael Vick would be willing to hand over between one-fifth and one-third of his income to help settle his debts, according to The Virginian-Pilot.
The offer is part of a proposed repayment plan that Vick and his lawyers submitted this week in his bankruptcy case.
By Peter Vieth
