Erika’s husband Tom Girardi faces bankruptcy as prosecutors investigate the case. RHOBH Star’s assets at risk?

Erika JayneEstranged husband, Thomas Girardiseems to be bankrupt.

After several lawsuits filed against him it is reported that a filing for involuntary bankruptcy is against the Real housewives from Beverly Hills soon-to-be ex-spouse of the performer. In addition, prosecutors are beginning to investigate the embezzlement lawsuits against him as he is also facing a new lawsuit for $ 500,000.

Shared in a series of tweets by lawyer Ronald Richardsa court hearing was recently recorded.

“Breaking: The federal court that despised Tom Girardi and ordered an asset freeze has a hearing today at 3:00 p.m.,” wrote Ronald on Wednesday December 16.

Breaking: The federal court that despised Tom Girardi and ordered an asset freeze has a hearing today at 3:00 p.m. We’ll tweet it live. #RHBO #RHOBH We await further clarifications and orders.

– Ronald Richards (@RonaldRichards) December 16, 2020

“In the current hearing, the judgment creditor states that an involuntary bankruptcy petition is being filed. Unsecured creditors are preparing the petition, ”Ronald continued. “He says it will be filed in the next 48 hours.”

According to the attorney, filing means that all RHOBH Star’s communal property will be included in the bankruptcy estate as well as in the assets of Thomas Girardi Keese law firm.

“The court has recognized that the bankruptcy court and a trustee are well equipped for this. The creditors’ attorney also referred to Erika Jaynes ATROS, a state freeze due to divorce, ”Ronald continued. “Evan Jenness told the court that she advised her client to speak to the bankruptcy attorney. The court will suspend this until an involuntary bankruptcy is filed. The asset freeze persists until a trustee is declared bankrupt. “

In the current hearing, the judgment creditor states that an involuntary bankruptcy petition is being filed. Unsecured creditors prepare the petition. He explains that it will be filed in the next 48 hours. This means that all @ erikajayne community ownership will be retained

– Ronald Richards (@RonaldRichards) December 16, 2020

Go to the bankruptcy estate and company assets. The court recognized that the bankruptcy court and a trustee will be well equipped for this. The creditors’ attorney also referred to Erika Jaynes ATROS, a state freeze due to divorce. Evan Jenness

– Ronald Richards (@RonaldRichards) December 16, 2020

told the court she advised her client to speak to the bankruptcy attorney. The court will suspend this until an involuntary bankruptcy is filed. The asset freeze persists until a trustee is declared bankrupt.

– Ronald Richards (@RonaldRichards) December 16, 2020

In a report shared by Law 360 on Wednesday after a $ 2 million embezzlement case was brought against Thomas, it was revealed that an investigation into the case by prosecutors began when prosecutors asked for access to it Sealed documents that supposedly explain how Thomas and his company were allegedly misappropriating money to families of airplane crash victims.

In other Thomas Giardi News, he faces another lawsuit from Veritext LLC alleging that it provided legal reporting services to Thomas and his company.

According to records received by The Blast on December 16, Veritext accused Thomas and his company of breach of contract and announced that he had an overdue balance of $ 548,941.28 since March 2019.

The company also claims Thomas agreed to pay 18% interest on criminal accounts.

“The defendants violated the agreement. Plaintiff competently provided all of the services and judicial reporting services requested by the defendants … and fully complied with the terms of the agreement with the defendants. The plaintiff submitted bills and asked the defendants to pay. The requested amount corresponds to the bills that were not paid by the defendants, ”the documents say.

Thomas is also facing a lawsuit from his former law firm partner, Robert Keese, who sued him for $ 500,000 after reportedly agreeing to receive monthly checks after he retired, only to find those checks no longer sent.

Amid his judicial drama, Thomas’s lawyers tried to attribute his missteps to an alleged mental incompetence and asked him to undergo a mental examination.

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