Friday, January 29, 2010
Judge Releases Funds To Nunn's Attorneys
KENTUCKY....
Fayette County Circuit Judge James Ishmael ruled in an order filed Wednesday that $137,000 from the sale of former state Representative Steve Nunn's home in Glasgow can be used to pay for his criminal defense. The funds were being held in a law firm's escrow account after Diana Ross, the mother of slain 29 year old Amanda Ross, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Nunn. Diana Ross had alleged Nunn fraudulently transferred personal property and real estate to his attorneys, The Scoville Firm PLLC, and to his daughter, Mary Nunn. Ishmael ordered Nunn and his representatives not to convey any other assets Nunn might have. The home sold at auction November 14th for $170,000.
Fayette County Circuit Judge James Ishmael ruled in an order filed Wednesday that $137,000 from the sale of former state Representative Steve Nunn's home in Glasgow can be used to pay for his criminal defense. The funds were being held in a law firm's escrow account after Diana Ross, the mother of slain 29 year old Amanda Ross, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Nunn. Diana Ross had alleged Nunn fraudulently transferred personal property and real estate to his attorneys, The Scoville Firm PLLC, and to his daughter, Mary Nunn. Ishmael ordered Nunn and his representatives not to convey any other assets Nunn might have. The home sold at auction November 14th for $170,000.
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