Creditors Push for Trustee in Giuliani Bankruptcy Amid Compliance Issues

Judge expresses severe concerns over Giuliani's financial mismanagement and incomplete filings in ongoing bankruptcy case.

Creditors request an independent trustee to manage Giuliani's finances due to missed deadlines and incomplete information.
Judge Sean Lane highlights Giuliani's failure to comply with court orders and expresses deep concern over the case's status.
Giuliani's bankruptcy accountant recently quit, leaving him to handle financial reports himself, raising further red flags.
The Justice Department's U.S. Trustee's office may file a motion to dismiss the case, which could strip Giuliani of certain protections.
Giuliani faces over $150 million in debt, largely from defamation judgments related to false election fraud claims.