Federal bankruptcy judge requiring Tim Eyman to sell his portion of house, pay down debts
OLYMPIA, Wash. — Tim Eyman, who was found liable for years of violations of Washington's campaign finance laws and was fined millions in 2021, was required by a federal bankruptcy judge to sell his share of his house to pay down his debts.
Eyman, Karen Williams (formerly Karen Eyman), the trustee, Tim Eyman’s attorneys, and Washington state agreed to the resolution on Thursday, according to Attorney General Bob Ferguson's office.
Eyman, who has paid a total of $538,840.98 toward his judgment and sanctions, currently owes $5,628,456.42, including accrued interest, Ferguson's office said. Thursday's resolution doesn't absolve Eyman of the addition $5 million-plus he owes.
“I’ve said everything there is to say about Tim Eyman’s outrageous and illegal conduct,” Ferguson said in a press release. “That said, I always enjoy reading how he spins his latest setback to his supporters. Eyman will never take accountability for his actions, because any acknowledgment of wrongdoing would undermine his attempts to pry additional dollars out of his supporters. Consequently, he will continue to falsely portray himself as the victim while losing where it matters — in court.”
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