Former US President Donald Trump is confronting a series of legal challenges that could significantly impact his financial standing and personal freedom. On Monday, Trump’s attorneys were unable to secure a bond for a civil fraud judgment amounting to nearly $464 million, arguing the difficulty in finding a company willing to back the bond. This development leaves Trump at risk of having his assets seized. The case, spearheaded by New York’s Attorney General Letitia James, centers on allegations of Trump fraudulently inflating the value of his real estate portfolio.

In a separate legal matter, testimony from key figures like Michael Cohen, Stormy Daniels, and Karen McDougal has been permitted in Trump’s hush-money trial, potentially shedding more light on his past dealings.

Adding to Trump’s woes, Peter Navarro, a former adviser during Trump’s administration, is facing jail time after being convicted for defying a congressional subpoena from the House January 6 select committee. His appeal to remain free was denied, marking him as the first member of Trump’s administration to be incarcerated, as he is slated to report to a federal prison facility in Florida.

These legal battles highlight the heightened scrutiny and possible dire consequences for Trump, including the potential of being a convicted felon with significant financial liabilities as the November polls approach. Trump’s efforts to navigate through these challenges continue amid questions about his financial resources and strategies to address the sizable judgment against him.