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A New York civil fraud judgment that imposed a $364 million penalty on the Trump Organization.
has not been seized; courts have entered judgments that allow ’s attorney general to pursue seizure if collection proceeds, but an appeals court pause and bond requirement have so far prevented any ac...
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...
A appellate panel sharply reduced the appeal bond needed to stay enforcement of a roughly to and put the stay on a short timeline, and then demanded proof that the bond and its underwriter are bona fi...
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...
The short answer: there is no reliably reported, court-ordered Tower after a “failed.” Court orders in the civil fraud case have put Trump’s assets at legal risk if he cannot post massive bonds, and s...
against and his companies have produced court-ordered monetary penalties and restrictions, immediate efforts at state enforcement, and tactical legal moves by Trump’s team to block collection — most p...
No credible, verifiable reporting in the provided sources shows that has actually been seized to satisfy a judgment against ; reporting documents that entered judgments, warned of potential seizure, a...
state prosecutors threatened to, and prepared legal steps to, ’s assets after a judgment, but as reporting shows no major Trump-owned real estate was actually taken by law enforcement; instead Trump p...
No — is not in receivership. The property remains owned and operated as ’s club and private residence, hosting events and presidential visits, and courts or enforcement actions that could lead to seiz...
No mainstream news organizations in the provided reporting have independently verified that any assets were seized to satisfy the civil fraud ; instead, major outlets have reported on the judgment, th...
faces a that, if unpaid or unsecured by bond, opens the door for ’s attorney general to move to seize assets, including real estate, tied to him or his companies . New York courts have both found and ...
The reporting provided shows that Attorney General Letitia James brought and won a high-profile against that resulted in a large money judgment, but the documents in this search set do not identify a ...
A precise, authoritative count of how many of Donald J. Trump’s personal and business lawsuits ended in settlements versus court judgments cannot be produced from the reporting provided, because no si...
The that and related parties posted to stay enforcement of a civil fraud judgment did not “fail” in the sense of being rejected and voided; it initially secured a temporary halt to asset seizures but ...
There is no reporting among the provided sources that confirms a $7 billion “ Trump tax shelter” or that has $7 billion parked in Monaco; available documents instead show a pattern of tax disputes, us...
can move to seize ’s properties to satisfy a , but the mechanics are slow, legally complex and likely to take well over a year even if enforcement begins, thanks to liens, layered ownership structures...
entered against became payable immediately upon the court’s February 2024 order unless collection was stayed; the trial judge rejected a request for a 30‑day delay and signaled that enforcement could ...
There is discussion in reporting and court documents about enforcement actions that could lead to seizure or court-appointed management of properties tied to , but the available sources do not show th...