WorldWatcher
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Once he pays the judgement there will be no problem with him setting up a new business and shifting any remaining assets.
Moving states as a way to try to get out of the judgement won’t work though.
WW
I’m not suggesting that, the appeals process will decide that.
Seemed like you were.
So OK, we now have various conditions, under which Trump is perfectly free to setup a business in another state:
#1 He accepts the loss, pays the judgement and moves to another state.
#2 He decides to appeal. Therefore he comes up with the full amount (plus around 10%) as an escrow or bond and proceeds with the appeal. If he fully wins the appeal he gets control of his New York Company back, gets the money back, and is free to move the assets out of state.
#3 He decides to appeal. Therefore he comes up with the full amount (plus around 10%) as an escrow or bond and proceeds with the appeal. If he loses the appeal he the court ordered monitors stays in place, New York gets the escrow/bond, and he is still free to move any remaining assets out of state.
Once the judgement is (a) overturned or (b) liquidated there are no restrictions on him moving his business elsewhere.
WW