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Businesses owned by Donald Trump
No major Trump-owned buildings—such as Trump Tower or 40 Wall Street—have been taken into government custody and sold off under the New York civil fraud judgment; New York Attorney General Letitia Jam...
Donald Trump faces a roughly $454 million civil judgment in New York and New York Attorney General Letitia James' office has filed judgments that enable seizure proceedings if he does not post a bond,...
has been criminally convicted once: a jury found him guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records tied to payments made during the 2016 campaign, a verdict reached on May 30, 2024 . That convict...
No Trump-owned real estate has been physically seized or sold as a result of the New York civil fraud judgment to date; New York’s attorney general has filed judgments and outlined the path to seize a...
state civil judgments and court orders tied to the New York attorney general’s put Organization assets at legal risk, and the James office filed judgments affecting Westchester properties including ; ...
Analyses published in mid–late 2025 estimate that the Trump family has taken in billions while in the presidency — the New Yorker’s tally (reported elsewhere) and follow-ups put the figure around $3.4...
Deutsche Bank was the Trump Organization’s largest lender for years, holding roughly $340 million in outstanding loans at the time it moved to cut ties, and at different points carried or refinanced l...
has not dissolved the Trump Organization; the dramatic remedy of dissolving entities connected to originated in a civil fraud case, not from the high court . That state-court order has been modified, ...
No contemporaneous reporting in the documents provided shows Trump properties were seized on January 16, 2026; prior New York enforcement moves were paused by a $175 million bond and the state previou...
Reporting spanning 2016–2025 documents multiple instances where Trump Organization properties employed people who lacked legal work authorization or where contractors used undocumented labor — includi...
Ivanka Trump did testify in the New York civil fraud trial tied to her family’s business, but reporting from multiple outlets shows her testimony was cautious, often invoking lapses of memory and deny...
Donald J. Trump has been married three times: to Ivana Zelníčková (Ivana Trump) from 1977–1992, to Marla Maples from 1993–1999, and to Melania Knauss (Melania Trump) since 2005 . Each spouse brought a...
There is no credible reporting or court record in these sources that will be seized tomorrow; the prospect of seizure is a legal option raised by Attorney General Letitia James if civil fines go unpai...
There is substantial, documented reporting and investigatory material alleging patterns of self-dealing, conflicts of interest, and unconstitutional acceptance of benefits tied to ’s time in and retur...
The short answer: reporting and commentary have repeatedly claimed that Fred Trump or other family members created a controlled or “fake” work environment for Donald to keep him calm or occupied, but ...
A state court, presided over by , has placed entities under severe oversight in a brought by —rulings that contemplated and paved the way for , the , and potential liquidation of assets if civil penal...
A woman proceeding under the pseudonym "Jane Doe" filed a federal civil complaint accusing Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey E. Epstein of raping and sexually abusing her when she was 13 at private parties ...
Deutsche Bank has not publicly foreclosed on the properties of the former president; reporting shows the bank holds about $340 million in three loans that are personally guaranteed and were described ...
For 2025, public reporting and Trump’s own disclosures show two consistent figures: media tallies put Trump’s estimated net worth as roughly $5–$7.3 billion in 2025, with Forbes at $7.3 billion in Sep...
Donald Trump is publicly documented to be connected to at least two six‑figure payments intended to suppress stories about alleged sexual encounters before the 2016 presidential election: a $130,000 p...