Court orders Giuliani to turn over specified assets to judgment receivers

Date: 2024-10-22
Entry type: judgment-enforcement
Current status: Turnover order later resolved through a confidential settlement

The order transferred control of listed property—including a Manhattan apartment and claims for unpaid legal fees—to receivers for Freeman and Moss.

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Donald J. Trumppersonal attorneyRudy Giuliani
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Judge Lewis Liman ordered Giuliani to transfer specified property to Freeman and Moss as receivers enforcing their judgment, including his Manhattan cooperative interest, bank accounts, personal property, and claims for unpaid legal fees from Trump and the Republican National Committee. The order assigned no total realized value to those assets.
- CourtHouse News Service (court order reproduction): Reproduction of Freeman v. Giuliani turnover and receivership orderPages 16–24: turnover and receivership terms and schedule of specified property
- Associated Press: Giuliani reaches settlement with Georgia election workers and keeps homesJanuary 16, 2025 settlement of the judgment-enforcement dispute