Oh yeah, well she's still never gonna see a dime.
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Maybe, maybe not.
But as I understand things there are a few ways this plays out:
#1 FPOTUS#45 pays the decision in full.
#2 FPOTUS#45 presents to the court a "payment plan" for court approval, which will be subject to court monitoring for compliance.
#3 FPOTUS#45 refuses to pay, at which point Carroll can request liens and the seizure of assets to liquidate the judgement plus any additional costs in forcing compliance.
#4 Another option is for an appeal. Since this is a civil decision, to be able to appeal FPOTUS#45 would have to secure a bond (plus expected legal costs) or place the amount (plus expected legal costs) into an escrow account under court supervision. That is what he did pending appeal of the previous $5,000,000 decision, that is placed $5,500,000 in a secured escrow account.
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Oh, and court judgements like his are valid for her heirs to pursue (if she passes first) or is paid out of his estate (if he passes first).
Any way you slice it, FPOTUS#45 is going to be short over $83 Million in the near future. Or make that $88 Million of you count the $5.5 Million already in escrow.
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