Rudy Giuliani is facing pressure from his bankruptcy creditors to sell his apartments in New York and Florida as soon as possible.
Giuliani’s creditor lawyers have filed an application at the New York bankruptcy courts, criticizing his careless spending of money and urging him to stop it.
After a defamation suit resulted in a $148 million judgment against him, Giuliani declared bankruptcy. The suit was filed by two Georgia Election Workers and stemmed from false accusations Giuliani made during the 2020 election campaign while working as Donald Trump‘s attorney.
The attorneys emphasized in their filing the importance of selling Giuliani’s New York City apartment and Florida condominium promptly to prevent further financial waste.
They claimed that Giuliani is using the maintenance expenses of the apartments as an excuse for not selling them, withholding proceeds that rightfully belong to his creditors.
Giuliani’s lack of cooperation in revealing his financial information to creditors has been criticized, with accusations of disrespect towards court orders.
Despite Giuliani’s claims of transparency, his actions suggest otherwise as he continues to contest the $148 million judgment against him while neglecting his creditors’ inquiries.
The creditors expressed disappointment in Giuliani’s actions, accusing him of mismanagement and using the bankruptcy as a tactic to appeal the judgment against him.