With only four days remaining in the grace period allotted to Donald Trump to come up with $450 million+ to satisfy the civil business-fraud judgment against him, the New York attorney general’s office has taken the first big step towards preparing to seize his assets, should he fail to cough up the money he owes.
On Thursday, the office of Letitia James filed judgments in Westchester County, putting Trump's golf course and private estate north of Manhattan, known as Seven Springs, in danger of being the first chunk of property to go up on the block.
