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civil judgment requires to cover roughly $454 million for civil fraud damages and interest, and has signaled she may begin if he does not post required security — but as of the latest reporting the ph...
No credible reporting in the provided sources indicates that Trump Tower was seized on the morning of January 15; the New York attorney general has pursued judgments and threatened seizures if civil f...
A civil judgment holding and liable for business fraud created an opening for state Attorney General to seek , and she explicitly identified as a possible target; however, legal pauses, appeals, valua...
New York can seek to lien and sell Trump Organization assets to satisfy the civil fraud judgment, but several of the most prominent properties already carry mortgages or other encumbrances that would ...
A court finding widespread fraud by and the has been registered as a judgment in at least one county — — and that registration places s on Trump Organization properties located in that county, includi...
Authorities in New York have taken formal legal steps that enable seizures of former president Donald Trump’s properties — with judgments filed in Westchester County (linked to Seven Springs) and a ju...
civil case and related filings named a set of in New York as central to allegations of , and has taken procedural steps—registering judgments in county records—against specific Westchester properties ...
Ladder Capital has emerged as one of the principal non-bank lenders to Donald Trump’s real-estate empire, supplying scores of commercial mortgages and refinancing facilities that underwrite several ma...
Judge Arthur Engoron identified and quantified overvalued assets by leaning on documentary evidence assembled by the New York Attorney General (OAG), comparing those internal Statements of Financial C...
Since March 2024, New York Attorney General Letitia James registered the civil judgment in Westchester County and the judgment already existed in Manhattan — moves that let her place liens and prepare...
New York Attorney General Letitia James’s office entered civil judgments that name specific Trump real estate holdings and put on notice a range of Trump Organization entities as potential targets for...
Bankruptcy filings by Trump-owned companies were corporate Chapter 11 reorganizations that generally affected creditors and investors more directly than Trump’s personal assets, because the filings we...
Most reporting in the provided sources says Donald Trump never filed for personal bankruptcy: his companies filed Chapter 11 multiple times between the 1990s and 2009 while his personal finances were ...
Attorney General Letitia James has entered civil judgments tied to her against and affiliated entities in counties where Trump properties sit, and those filings — notably in Westchester and — are the ...
Attorney General Letitia James obtained a civil fraud judgment against and her office filed judgments in counties that house several Trump properties, opening a legal path to if required bond conditio...
A civil judgment requires to cover roughly or post a bond to delay collection, and has filed judgments against properties that could be targeted if that bond is not posted . As of the available report...
interact to shape who can seize or profit from a trophy office building like : a fee mortgage holder typically has strong foreclosure remedies, but where the building sits on a long-term ground lease ...
New York court judgments connected to the state Attorney General’s civil fraud case against Donald J. Trump have been filed in counties that include New York County (Manhattan) and Westchester County,...
Public, document-level proof of foreign investment tied to specific Trump-era properties is scattered in the reporting: examples include long-term commercial leases by foreign state-owned firms at Tru...
Available reporting shows Donald Trump’s companies filed multiple Chapter 11 reorganizations rather than personal bankruptcies, and commentators and legal analysts say corporate structures, limited gu...