In court documents obtained by Radar, the trustee in the case is now asking the judge to access the financial records of Chase and Citi Bank. It comes after the lawyer who was called to investigate quickly brought to the court’s attention that he had uncovered mysterious bank accounts that had apparently not been disclosed before.

These various bank and financial accounts could eventually contain the money that must be repaid to the victims of the now excluded lawyer.

These victims include orphans and widows that Girardi has retained from the millions who they believe were used to fund Jayne’s lavish lifestyle. There are also former clients who claim that the lawyer would find excuses as to why they did not receive their legitimate payment. His former large law firm, Girardi & Keese, now owes its creditors $ 101 million.

In a recently filed petition, the trustee in the case explained, “During our examination, we discovered a variety of bank and other financial accounts. Unfortunately, there is little information for these accounts.

The trustee went on to say that he will need to obtain copies of the Chase and Citi Bank account records as this “could lead to additional information that will not only help me get a clearer picture of the business. debtor’s financial history, but could also help me determine if any of the debtor’s assets have been wrongly misappropriated. For now, the judge has not ruled on the request.

As OKAY! previously reported, the Bravo star was offered by the investigator in the case the option of voluntarily repaying the $ 25 million to the victims within ten days, but Jayne declined the offer.

Investigating lawyer Ronald richards said: “If she [Erika] was interested in helping victims, she would simply reimburse some of the expenses unduly advanced by the law firm and improperly deducted by Erika on her LLC and personal statements. This would add 10 percent to its voluntary compliance payment. It is not about the costs, but about the victims.