At just 27-years-old, Jack Johnson has had a remarkable hockey career. The Coulmbus Blue Jackets defenseman, who previously played for the Los Angeles Kings, was selected third  in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, played for Team USA in the 2010 Olympics, and has earned a staggering $23million during his career. And now all that money, and some more, is gone - because of his parents. Scroll down for video Down and out: NHL star Jack Johnson has had his $30million fortune squandered by his parents, who he trusted with his money Lush life: Johnson's parents spent money on cars, travel and a new home
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NHL star Jack Johnson made his parents his financial advisers in 2008, and signed over control of his money to his mother in 2011
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The parents of the Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman then spent his money on cars, travel and a new loan
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Johnson's parents also took out non-conventional loans, and defaulted on them
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The loans included one for $2million, with an interest rate of 12 percent, and one for $3 million, with an interest rate of 24 percent
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Now, Johnson is bankrupt and still owes $10million or more to debtors
His paychecks from the @placeholder meanwhile, who are paying him $5million this season, are garnished as soon as he receives them.