Guiliani Suspended from Practicing Law

acbytesla said:
Very nice apartment. But it It is definitely overpriced. Another apartment in the building is listed for $2.85 million. About the same size but a few floors lower.

The last sale in the building was for a very similar yet a more updated and glamorous apartment. It went for $3.7 million dollars.

When people list apartments at prices far above the market, it shows they aren't serious sellers. This is another example that Rudy is doing everything in his power to slow collection until he is dead.
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Yup, that's what it looks like to me too.
 
Rudy’s spending money like he doesn't want to pay his debts.

The bankruptcy has brought forth a diverse coalition of creditors who say they are owed money by Giuliani, including a supermarket employee who was thrown in jail for patting him on the back, two elections technology companies that he spread conspiracies about, a woman who says he coerced her into sex, several of his former attorneys, the IRS and Hunter Biden, who claims Giuliani illegally shared his personal data.

An attorney representing many of those creditors, Rachel Biblo Block, said Thursday that Giuliani had spent at least $160,000 on maintenance fees and taxes for the Florida condo since the bankruptcy, far more than the $8,000 in monthly payments that his lawyers previously estimated.

Those payments, she added, were “rapidly depleting” Giuliani’s limited assets, which include about $15,000 in cash and $1 million in a retirement account.

“We don’t want to be left with our creditors holding the bag while he gets to be living in his luxurious condo,” she said, adding that Giuliani had “shown an inclination to stall” as he seeks to appeal the judgment in the Georgia election workers case.

While the judge suggested he was unlikely to force a sale of the property, he hinted at more “draconian” measures if Giuliani does not comply with information requests about his spending habits — including the possible appointment of a trustee to oversee his finances.
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https://apnews.com/article/a63f6da1287e244d3e83be4a2b7c6769
 
Does someone need a good lawyer? (By someone I mean Mr G.)

Giuliani’s Spending: $43,000 a Month and a Lot of Credit Card Bills

$43,000 a Month? :boggled:

Rudy Giuliani promised a bankruptcy court that he would limit his spending, but it didn’t take long before he broke that pledge, and by a lot.
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What? Wait!!

It did not take him long to blow his budget. In another bankruptcy filing, he said he actually spent nearly $120,000 in January. The accounting of his spending that he provided to the court was spotty and incomplete. He later provided more information to the creditors’ lawyers, listing 60 transactions on Amazon, multiple entertainment subscriptions, various Apple services and products, Uber rides and payment of some of his business partner’s personal credit card bill.
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$120,000 a Month? :boggled: :jaw-dropp
 
No he's spending money exactly like how a rich out of touch person would spend money if he was treating a court order as a "court suggestion."
 
Yes. Everything is legal until someone actually stops you. Trump and his inner circle have that knitted on the throw pillows.
 
acbytesla said:
FTFY. There is a difference.
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There's no difference. There's a distinction without difference.

Trump and his cronies have pulled down the shadow puppet theater house of cards that our laws are anything but a battle of wills that stop mattering when someone just goes "Fine whatever, now make me" and the other side blinks first.
 
JoeMorgue said:
There's no difference. There's a distinction without difference.

Trump and his cronies have pulled down the shadow puppet theater house of cards that our laws are anything but a battle of wills that stop mattering when someone just goes "Fine whatever, now make me" and the other side blinks first.
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I beg to differ. Ignoring the law doesn't make it legal. It just means you can get away with it.

You might as well say "might makes right."

That Hitler was able to get away with genocide for a decade doesn't make his acts not war crimes.
 
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