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The potential seizure of Donald J. Trump's assets due to civil fraud judgments and defamation claims.
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...
Two active civil matters are driving the real-world threat of freezing or seizing Donald J. Trump’s assets: New York Attorney General Letitia James’s $454 million civil fraud judgment against Trump an...
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...
The attorney general has the legal pathway to try to ’s assets if he cannot post the required bond on the , and her office has publicly warned it will pursue liens, garnishments and sale of property i...
The New York civil fraud judgment against Donald Trump has triggered formal steps that could lead to the seizure of his properties if he fails to post appellate security; New York Attorney General Let...
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 — as of the available reporting, New York Attorney General Letitia James has prepared to pursue seizure of Donald Trump’s assets if he fails to post a massive appeal bond, but there is no verified ...
The immediate threat that Trump Tower or other Trump Organization properties be seized arose after a New York court entered a civil fraud judgment in the hundreds of millions, creating a path for Atto...
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...
’s civil-fraud judgment created a real legal pathway for to ’s property if he failed to post an appeals bond, but an appeals court reduced the required stay bond and Trump posted a that, for now, fore...
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 ...
A legal judgment in threatens the possible ’s assets — including properties tied to his name such as — if he fails to post a required bond; New York’s attorney general has begun filing judgments in co...
No reporting in the provided sources shows that any of Donald Trump’s personal assets have actually been seized; New York Attorney General Letitia James filed judgments that open a legal path to seizu...
New York Attorney General Letitia James registered the $454 million civil-fraud judgment in Westchester County on March 6, 2024, a procedural step that places liens on Trump-related properties in that...
The contemporaneous reporting establishes that New York Attorney General Letitia James “registered” the $454 million civil-fraud judgment in Westchester County on March 6, 2024, a step that puts the j...
has taken procedural steps that could lead to seizure of ’s properties, and judgments have been entered against him in New York, but has not been seized; the process described by officials and reporte...
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...
The short answer is: not wholesale and not yet — New York Attorney General filings have created a legal path to seize or lien Donald Trump’s property over a roughly $454 million civil judgment if he d...
A civil complaint seeking $310 million was filed in Palm Beach County on November 24, 2025 alleging an eight‑year “trafficking and exploitation venture” and naming high‑profile figures including Donal...