Former President Donald Trump is currently facing criminal charges in four different places.
He also has several civil cases on the dockets as well.
From massive divorce settlements to civil rights violations, the Trumps have been fighting legal battles for decades!
Black testers were told no apartments were available, while white testers were offered a rental.
The couple had three children together: Donald Jr., Eric, and Ivanka.
Ivana’s grounds for divorce were cruel and inhuman treatment.
“It won’t make it.
The market just isn’t there,” Roffman said.
Roffman didn’t change his stance and was fired three days later.
Trump disparaged the analyst in the media for months afterward, leaving Roffman unable to find another job.
His lawyers argued that he was blackballed as a result of Trump’s defamation.
Trump eventually settled he case, but the amount is undisclosed due to a confidentiality agreement.
The Taj Mahal entered Chapter 11 proceedings a month after the settlement.
Maples, a Miss Georgia USA runner-up, met Trump in 1984 while he was still married to Ivana.
Maples denied rumors of an affair, but Wagner’s ex-wife Mary Miller tells a different tale.
Maples is unable to discuss her marriage years due to the terms of their prenuptial agreement.
Chapter 11 allows business owners to clear or restructure debt owed to shareholders, creditors, or other companies.
He has never filed for personal bankruptcy.
Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts was the holding company for several casinos.
The financial woes continued, however.
In 2016, it became part of Icahn Enterprises, and the properties were eventually closed and sold off.
As part of the makeover, the resort contracted with The Paint Stop, a Miami paint store chain.
The plaintiffs say they tried to address the use of their photo privately, but the campaign was unwilling.
The suit was seeking direct and secondary copyright infringement damages.
The eagle photo was not the only lawsuit filed against the presidential campaign.
It was not an accredited school, and students did not earn any college credits for entering the program.
Instead, they attended seminars meant to build wealth through entrepreneurship, real estate investment, and asset management.
Donators were told that the $2.82 million raised would be donated to various charities.
The settlement was split evenly between eight charities including Army Emergency Relief and Citymeals on Wheels.
The judge ruled in Donald’s favor, saying the $2.7 million she received was fair.
He wanted $100 million in damages.
Judge Robert Reed dismissed the case against the reporters in May 2023.
However, it has been ruled that Donald can proceed with a breach-of-contract claim against his niece.
Current Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg took office in 2022 and carried on with the case.
The Trump Organization was sued by the New York attorney general in September 2022.
The attorney general is seeking $250 million in damages.
Plus, she wants the Trump family barred from creating any more businesses in New York.
