Rudy Giuliani Reaches Agreement to Settle Bankruptcy Case

The former New York mayor will pay $100,000 upfront and sell properties to cover $400,000 in debts, avoiding further financial scrutiny.

Giuliani's bankruptcy case was dismissed after a deal to pay creditors' financial adviser $400,000.
He will provide $100,000 in cash and use proceeds from selling his New York or Florida properties to cover the remaining debt.
The agreement prevents Giuliani from having to disclose detailed financial information under oath.
Giuliani still faces significant legal challenges, including a $148 million defamation judgment and other lawsuits.
The deal must be approved by the judge overseeing the bankruptcy case.