Judge Does Not Rule on Motion; Giuliani Can Stay in Florida Condo For Now
Rudy Giuliani can say in his Florida condo for now after a New York bankruptcy judge declined to rule on a motion where his creditors wanted him sell the Palm Beach estate. Judge Sean Lane stated there is “significant”…
Rudy Giuliani can say in his Florida condo for now after a New York Bankruptcy judge declined to rule on a motion where his creditors wanted him sell the Palm Beach estate.
Judge Sean Lane stated there is “significant” concern that money was going into the condo that needs to go to his creditors, the Associated Press reported.
The condo would go up for sale for about $3.5 million.
In December, Giuliani declared Bankruptcy after he was “ordered to pay $148 million to two former Georgia election workers for spreading lies about their role in the 2020 election,” per the AP.
Giuliani agreed to list his Manhattan apartment for about $5 million. However, he continues to live in the Florida condo where he records his podcast.
He also said the housing market in New York City was too expensive.
“If the court compels the sale of the Florida condominium, then the debtor will be forced to incur expenses for alternative housing,” his lawyers wrote in the motion. “Surely the committee does not intend the debtor to join the ranks of the homeless?”