Trump Faces Legal Repercussions in the UK Over Unpaid Court-Ordered Costs

Donald Trump has not paid £300,000 in legal fees to Christopher Steele's company, adding to his extensive legal challenges in the US.

Donald Trump has not complied with a UK court order to pay £300,000 in legal costs to Christopher Steele's company after losing a lawsuit over the Russia dossier.
Trump's legal troubles extend beyond the UK, with multiple fines and ongoing cases in the US, including a $175 million bond for civil fraud and $88.3 million owed to writer E. Jean Carroll.
Christopher Steele has pointed out that Trump's non-compliance with the court order could lead to enforcement actions if Trump travels to the UK.
Trump's legal issues have been compounded by his felony conviction in the hush-money trial, barring him from traveling to 38 countries, including the UK.
Trump's ongoing legal battles and his non-payment of court-ordered fines underscore his long history of financial and legal disputes.