Giuliani Faces New Legal Challenge Over Florida Condo

Former Georgia election workers Ruby Freeman and Wandrea' Moss have filed a civil lawsuit against Rudolph Giuliani to enforce a lien on his Palm Beach condo. They accuse Giuliani of falsely claiming the condo as his primary residence to exploit Florida's homestead law and shield assets from creditors.

Ruby Freeman and her daughter Wandrea' "Shaye" Moss, former Georgia election workers, have initiated a civil lawsuit against Rudolph Giuliani. This follows their $148 million judgment win against him. The lawsuit seeks to enforce a lien on his Palm Beach, Florida, condominium.

Freeman and Moss allege that Giuliani falsely declared the condominium as his primary residence. According to them, Giuliani aimed to utilize Florida's homestead law, which protects a person's primary residence from judicial seizures, to safeguard a multimillion-dollar asset. They argue Giuliani has mainly resided elsewhere since the declaration on July 13.

A representative for Giuliani has not yet commented on the situation. In December, a Washington jury ordered Giuliani to pay $148 million to Freeman and Moss, asserting he defamed them and damaged their reputations by falsely claiming they attempted to help steal the 2020 U.S. presidential election for Joe Biden.

(With inputs from agencies.)