Rudy is seeking to avoid paying a series of lawsuit claims and judgments (all in, especially when one considers that several larger ones are listed as “unknown amount” — it will be over $171 million), almost all of which arise from what the law calls intentional torts or intentional frauds. The bankruptcy laws will give him no shelter from those — you must pay your bar-tab, on those, Rudy. Trust me on this; I’ve chased others under these statutes. He will lose.
And I suspect the likely nearly $10 million he owes in overdue, unpaid legal fees — to firms around the country — may also not be dischargeable. They all have decent bankruptcy counsel. But we shall see. Here are the top 50 creditor accounts, as well. He claims no one has a security interest on his assets — but he’s not listing his real property, so we know there are secured debts, on those [they will be resolved outside of the bankruptcy courts]:
…The law requires that you receive a briefing about credit counseling before you file for bankruptcy….
Hilarious — and sadly, it doesn’t require that you get counseling — about being a more ethical and honorable… human. Onward,
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