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Moran is representing Urban in the Rutherford civil lawsuit of which has been filed with the Clark County Courts. In addition, Urban’s criminal attorney (Schonfeld) is doing business in Clark County as well as Urban’s civil attorney (McCrea) in the For Vegas Properties fiasco.
The question that needs to be answered is;
If Moran is representing Urban personally in the Rutherford lawsuit, does that make Moran the “registered agent” of Urban? I say yes! Specially since there’s been correspondence between the two attorneys!
As far as collecting any monies in any default judgment;
If Urban has any bank accounts and/or investment accounts with any business entity in the US and that company is doing business in State of Nevada, then serving a judgment lien to that company doing business in Nevada will allow the judgment creditor access to the monies. Example, Urban has accounts at Smith-Barney located in California. Smith-Barney does business in Nevada. Same as Bank of America and Wells Fargo, both conduct business within the state of Nevada. There’s also the “Sister State Clause” that allows judgments from one State to be enforced in another State.
The problem is not whether the judgment lien will be enforceable; the problem is discovering what financial institutions are holding the assets!
There’s also the issue of the UAJC Trust which has been created through the laws of Nevada and of which seems to be the front protection of Urban’s assets. And there’s the Four Vegas Properties lawsuit of which Urban is going to receive the excess sale proceeds. Both are subject to the judgment lien.
Just a few things you’re overlooking!
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