Ghislaine Maxwell’s financial troubles have only deepened since her conviction, exposing a tangle of lawsuits, unpaid bills, and murky asset transfers. Her former defense firm, Haddon, Morgan & Foreman, filed suit against Maxwell, her brother Kevin, and her husband Scott Borgerson for nearly $878,000 in unpaid legal fees, alleging they strung along partial payments to keep representation going before abruptly halting. Questions have also swirled around more than $20 million in transfers tied to Epstein-linked accounts, raising suspicion about whether Maxwell attempted to shield resources as legal pressures mounted. These revelations painted a portrait of a woman who once moved in elite circles now trapped by debt and mounting obligations.

Maxwell’s money woes also extend to her properties and lingering obligations tied to Epstein’s shadowy empire. Her former Manhattan townhouse and New Hampshire retreat have resurfaced on the market, sparking speculation that the proceeds might be used to satisfy creditors or bankroll appeals. At the same time, she has fought to limit access to documents and transcripts that could shed further light on the extent of her wealth and the mechanisms used to protect it. These disputes highlight not only Maxwell’s crumbling financial position but also the unraveling of the financial network that once insulated her from accountability.


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