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Teresa Judge and Luis Ruelas are in the middle of legal headaches Tax debt of $ 3 million.
In the middle of legal dramas, Margery Greenberg ESQ, Partner in Dorf Nelson & Zuderer, which is not directly associated with the case, spoke exclusively Us every week On Thursday, March 27, to explain the lien on what they deal with and the potential consequences of their family.
“I think it doesn’t seem that Teresa and Louis have accusations against them, such as criminal charges as the last time, not yet,” Greenberg ESQ said, referring to Teresa serving 11 months behind the bars after her and her husband Joe Judge Filed for bankruptcy after debt of $ 11 million in 2009.
According to court documents obtained Our, Real housewives from New Jersey Star and Ruelas owe $ 2.5 million and $ 303,000. The third debt has been closed since then. The couple did not deal with financial situation. Us every week At that time he reached out to express himself.
Teresa Giudice continually proceeded to settle her debts after her tax lien was delivered to her $ 17,000. “Mrs. Giudice has been aware of her tax obligations for years and has made significant timely monthly payments for her outstanding tax obligations and will continue until these obligations do not exist,” real housewives in New Jersey Star’s (…)
Greenberg ESQ explained that a couple “seems to have a considerable tax debt” that “the government wants to go to him to collect his money”. One way they can do this is to attach a lien to assets such as Dielas’ $ 3.5 million, according to Greenberg ESQ.
The lawyer added that Giudice and her children can also be adversely affected because of her marriage with Dielas – something that the signing of the premarital agreement could prevent. (Teresa shares four children: Family23, Gabriella20, Milania19, and Audriana, 15, with his ex -husband Joe.)
“It is at the level that your current income and your current assets will have fun and how it affects children. If to the extent that the youngest still lives in the home, the risk that this house will enter into closure or seizure by the government is that it will currently fall on everyday lifestyle,” she said.
She continued, “But she also looked at a larger or different picture. What if something happened to you? These debts could also go after the estate, so you don’t want your children for a longer period of time or at a deeper level if they should be, whether they are social taboo or cultural taboos, or simply non -cherries.”
Greenberg ESQ added: “The fact is that it is a form of intimacy, that people really have to have bigger conversations about which it often avoids.”
Greenberg ESQ said she was surprised that no premarital had been signed before her marriage with Dielas.
“Frankly, given the Teres history, it is a bit stunning that she has not given up premarital agreements, because the premarital agreement would really help her here,” Greenberg ESQ said, “It is worrying that she did not use this option.”
Greenberg went to say that the couple could lose their registered office because the tax lien was attached to him, depending on when he bought it.
“Well, I’m not too sure when he bought a headquarters … But if he bought a headquarters after they both got married, whether he put it in LLC or not, LLC is a marital benefit,” she said.
She continued: “It is a timing of purchase. This is a relevant problem here. So if he bought a registered office after marriage, LLC or not, and now is subject to tax law.”
According to Greenberg ESQ, it is just the assets that Giudice and Dielas are at risk of loss. All income created and saved by Giudice and Dielas could be endangered. Greenberg, however, said whether Dielas could not pay taxes on their marriage, it can affect how much Giudice is responsible.
