Been seeing a lot about the Alex Jones case (sued by families of Sandy Hook victims for $1B.)
After bankruptcy, iquidating his assets (home? Car? Studio?) AND giving up his companies, he STILL owes more money/,
How can someone left with nothing (and still in debt) get basic care / necessities / housing when their income must all go to the lawsuit?
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Financial judgments like the one ordered against Alex Jones do not liquidate *all* of a person’s property and garnish *all* of their income. The stipulation of any given order may differ from another, but generally, the person against whom the judgment was made is allowed to keep whatever the judge considered necessary for that person to continue living. That *could* involve something like forcing a person to sell their very expensive house and move into a cheaper one instead but not necessarily.
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