Melania Files Emergency Motion to Separate Assets — Trump's Lawyers Blindsided in Court

Описание: 🚨 BREAKING: Former First Lady's Attorneys Submit 14-Page Petition Naming 6 Trusts, 3 Offshore Companies, Claims Imminent Seizure Risk
Melania Trump's personal attorney Katherine Graves filed an emergency motion in Manhattan federal court on February 11th at 8:15 AM—45 minutes before the clerk's office opened—requesting immediate judicial recognition of separate property interests to shield them from Donald Trump's mounting civil and criminal judgments. The 14-page petition names 6 irrevocable trusts, 3 LLCs in Delaware and Florida, a previously undisclosed Zurich holding company, and includes a 47-page forensic accountant affidavit alleging commingled funds were redirected to cover Trump's legal expenses without authorization. Internal Trump Organization emails allegedly reference accessing "MT reserves" to cover a January legal fee shortfall. The motion cites the $489 million civil fraud judgment, $83.3 million Carroll verdict, and accelerating enforcement actions.
This video explains why the filing happened before Trump's attorneys could be notified, what the three specific violations alleged are, what "MT reserves" internal communications reveal, why the February 19th hearing date is critical, and what legal experts say about emergency asset separation filings.
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Timestamps:
Background & Mounting Financial Judgments
February 11th 8:15 AM Emergency Filing
Katherine Graves Arrives 45 Minutes Before Opening
6 Trusts, 3 Offshore Companies, Zurich Holding Detailed
$412 Million in Disputed Property Named
47-Page Forensic Accountant Affidavit
Three Alleged Violations Explained
"MT Reserves" Internal Email Communications
2017 Trust Unauthorized Transfer Allegations
Memoir Proceeds Deposited in Wrong Account
Florida Property Used as Bond Collateral Without Consent
Christopher Kise Learns at 10 AM: Trump Tower Chaos
February 19th Hearing Date Requested
$489 Million Civil Fraud Judgment Context
$83.3 Million Carroll Verdict Exposure
Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe Analysis
Trump's February 12th Truth Social Response
No Specific Denial of Commingling Allegations
Republican Strategist Assessment: Political Catastrophe
What Happens Next: Asset Freeze Possibility