Robert Soloway and David Stern are two of the attorneys who are representing Nancy Salzman in her criminal RICO case.
Nancy is free on bail with certain conditions – one of which is to post 9 properties in the Albany area as collateral to ensure that she doesn’t flee the jurisdiction. The deadline for her to do that has passed but the government has agreed to extend the time for placing liens on the properties. The liens are placed – so as to give notice to the world – in the event Nancy tried to sell them – that they are pledged as collateral for the government as part of her bail.
Her attorneys sought an extension and the prosecution did not oppose Nancy’s time requirement to satisfy the condition of actually filing the liens. Nancy has signed or will sign, prior to filing the liens on the properties,- a judgment of confession which means the government will not have to sue for collection of a debt should she choose to run away.
Attornery Soloway wrote the court, “We have been working diligently to satisfy the conditions and are close to perfecting the Government’s liens. AII other bail conditions have been met except but the necessary documents must now be filed in the Saratoga County Clerk’s office to perfect the Government’s lien. The Government is informed of our progress and is also a necessary signatory to the Judgment of Confession. All necessary documents have been competed and executed. We expect
them to be filed and duly recorded with this week.
Accordingly, it is respectfully requested that Ms. Salzman’s time to meet the conditions be extended through and including August I7, 2018. If the Court has any questions regarding the contents of this letter, please contact the undersigned. Thank you
very much.”
The letter was signed by Robert Soloway.
Since the prosecution does not oppose this request, it is likely to be granted by the court as a matter of course.
Here is a copy of the letter filed with the court:
Lady looks like a dude.
Bahahahahahaha, Executive Success at it best.
Interesting. A lien on a property in New York, generally stays with the property-not the owner. For example, if there is a lien on a property, for let’s say Medical bills you did not pay, the home can be sold to anyone who has cash to buy it. The lien for the unpaid medical bills stays with the property. The person that sold it is out from the lien free and clear. A bank will not finance the buyer, unless the liens are paid, hence the buyer must pay with there own cash. The buyer now owns a home, with a lien, which generally expires unless the lien is filed again. I do not know if a government lien is different then other liens on property however.
Some NXIVM inspired art work.
Clare Bronfman at her father’s death bed.
“All you have to do is say on camera is that Keith Raniere is God. Is that so difficult?”
https://www.instagram.com/p/BmWJmFBB6YR/?hl=en&tagged=allisonmack
In light of Nancy Salzman owning 9 properties worth about 1.3 million dollars altogether, as listed by Laura Darby, the nine liens should be fairly routine and just take a little time.
https://frankreport.com/2018/08/13/laura-darby-nancy-salzmans-properties-used-for-her-bail-package-revealed/