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Not possible in this case, unless appeals court stays judgement then he’s only got 30 days from now to pay up, or else the government can start seizing assets.
There’s already a ban on transferring assets, and his businesses will have a court appointed monitor who will have the authority to review ALL payments the company makes. Also he can’t cover the payment with loans from any bank or other financial institution registered in New York, which is most of them, lmao
Not possible in this case, unless appeals court stays judgement then he’s only got 30 days from now to pay up, or else the government can start seizing assets.
There’s already a ban on transferring assets, and his businesses will have a court appointed monitor who will have the authority to review ALL payments the company makes. Also he can’t cover the payment with loans from any bank or other financial institution registered in New York, which is most of them, lmao
In order to appeal he has to put 110% of the amount owing in escrow.
Who gets to start seizing property first? The State of New York or E Jean Carroll?
I assume Carroll, as her judgements deadline to pay will come sooner.