After the alleged paperwork detailing the ACE Family's eviction surfaced online, more alleged lawsuits have come forward regarding the YouTube family.Austin McBroom recently came under fire as he was exposed as the majority owner of Social Gloves Entertainment company, which hosted the YouTuber vs TikTokers boxing event on June 12th. Two weeks after the event, many performers and boxers announced that they had not been paid.Screenshots of the lawsuits with Ace Hat Collection Incorporation depict a case summary that was filed in September 2020 and another filed in April 2021. Along with the two lawsuits, the ACE Family is allegedly facing three lawsuits in total and possible foreclosure of their seven million dollar home along with paying for the boxing event.The April lawsuit comes from a construction equipment rental company, whereas the September lawsuit comes from the social media company Subify. Both are pending at the time of this article. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The ACE Family (@acefamily)Also read: ACE Family allegedly fails to make mortgage payments and possibly face eviction, fans question their “wealth”ACE family in troubleThe ACE family's patriarch, Austin McBroom, has not shied away from the media lately. After being called out by Tana Mongeau and Jake Paul about his alleged cheating, Mongeau then came forward, accusing Austin McBroom's association with Social Gloves Entertainment of being the reason various talented people have yet to be paid.According to the United States Patent and Trademark Office directory, Austin McBroom's company, Ace Hat Collection Incorporated, owns the Social Gloves Entertainment trademark.The lawsuits against McBroom's company were submitted anonymously to Twitter user defnoodles, who tweeted the screenshots.INSTANT REGRET: Ace Family facing 2 more lawsuits. One filed April 2021 by construction equipment rental company; other filed September 2020 by social media company, which appears to be pending. Ace Family allegedly facing total of 3 lawsuits, pre-foreclosure, and paying fighters pic.twitter.com/Wq5E0sMWOp— Def Noodles (@defnoodles) July 6, 2021Many Twitter users began commenting on the status of the ACE family allegedly being in legal trouble. Some were quick to mention that the ACE family were living beyond their means.Most netizens commented on how the ACE family previously attempted to sell lessons to "get rich like them." Here are some of the reactions:Let this be a lesson to all our younger gen. DONT KEEP UP WITH THE JONESES! This is how you end up living beyond your means and end up like them. Stay humble, ALWAYS have a savings that can support your life for 3+ months god forbid something should happen. Stability is success💯— Felecia (@wickedlilwench) July 6, 2021B-but they were teachin other people how to be rich like them…😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/yD5NglTlEb— LarnalynnPro (@LarnalynnPro) July 6, 2021that’s what you get for being crooked people that do others dirty.— violet (@violet16031270) July 6, 2021So they didn’t pay their mortgage for months..I wonder if they paid the contractor in full for the remodel of the home they can’t afford? They have many bills that aren’t getting paid..dont they have a financial advisor or at the very least an accountant? Austin is over his head.— Tiffany MaryJean (@TiffanyMaryJean) July 6, 2021The “Ace” in Ace Family now stands for:A- Actual.C- Criminal.E- Enterprises.Seriously, any more lawsuits and we should just rename the term “Sue them” to “Austin them”.— Buster (@usedtobebuster) July 6, 2021Also read: Catherine Paiz ignores Michael B. Jordan at a basketball game with husband Austin McBroom for companyOverwhelmingly, many users state they "feel sorry" for the children being among their parents' legal troubles. Neither Catherine Paiz nor Austin McBroom has come forward with a comment or dispute on the legal matter.Also read: Who is Donovan? All about the budding Broadway star whose mesmerizing performance on AGT left the judges impressedHelp Sportskeeda improve its coverage of pop culture news. Take the 3-minute survey now.