Real Estate Asset Liquidation: Since the Plan Effective Date, the Wind-Down Subsidiaries have disposed of approximately 150 properties for aggregate net sales proceeds of approximately $576.80 million. As of June 30, 2025, the Company owned one real estate asset with a net carrying value of approximately $0.24 million. Construction Defect Claim: The Development Entity is … Continue reading Construction Defect Update
I wouldn’t call this great news, but …
On August 3, 2023, the Supervisory Board, at the recommendation of the Liquidation Trustee, suspended the making of additional Trust distributions to Interestholders, pending the result of the investigation of a construction defect claim asserted against the Development Entity by the buyer of a single-family home sold by the Development Entity.Holders of Liquidation Trust Interests … Continue reading I wouldn’t call this great news, but …
Extension of the Trustee
Recently the Trustee office issued its 10-Q https://woodbridgeliquidationtrust.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/AS-FILED-Woodbridge-Liquidation-Trust-Q2-2024.pdf communication stating, among other items that 1. they have right at $40 million of cash, 2. one more piece of real estate to settle, 3. still several of the law suites filed on our behalf against the various law firms, and 4. a newer development - one … Continue reading Extension of the Trustee
Extension Request
Trust is still pursuing several Liquidation Trust Actions, the prosecution of which is not expected to be completed by the Termination Date. For example, although the Trust has settled with the majority of the defendants in the Law Firm Action, significant claims against remaining defendants have not been resolved. In addition, the Liquidation Trust is … Continue reading Extension Request
Date of Report : May 16, 2022Woodbridge Liquidation Trust
(Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter) https://finance.yahoo.com/sec-filing/WBQNL/0001140361-22-019773_1785494 I don't know why the trustee didn't get this SEC filing added to the website in a more timely way; but the link above is the 8K filing that talks (briefly) about the latest home sale. Check this out for some details.
Saint Cloud Sold!
Thanks to those who updated me on the very recent sale of 642 St. Cloud Road for $58, 000,000. That is great progress and will of course result in another distribution soon. That's all for now; thanks again for the folks feeding me notes of progress that I don't find. Below is a link for … Continue reading Saint Cloud Sold!
Article on the Various Law Suites Pending
Miller Barondess Files Lawsuit Against Numerous Law Firms for Aiding and Abetting Billion Dollar Ponzi Scheme Above is the title of the 2019 article describing the various lawsuits that the Trustee filed back in 2019. I spoke to Skip Miller late last year for some updates on these efforts. He was very positive, describing that … Continue reading Article on the Various Law Suites Pending
$40 Million Distribution March 1
February 8 the Trustee announced that $40 million will be coming out to us "on or about March 1st." This amounts to $3.44 per Class A Interest to folks who were holders of that class as of February 22nd 2022. I'm guessing (just a guess) that more will come in June-ish should the large house … Continue reading $40 Million Distribution March 1
IRS form 4684
I amazed myself that I was able to get one of the attorneys for the Woodbridge trust to respond to my question this morning, on the timing of the IRS forms going out (so folks can file their taxes for 2020). Good news is those forms optimistically will be in the mail to us a … Continue reading IRS form 4684
Filing your 2020 Tax Return
January 27, 2021IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR 2020 INCOME TAX RETURNS The Woodbridge Liquidation Trust (“Trust”) is not, in and of itself, a taxpaying entity. Thefinancial activity (income, deductions, gains and losses) of the Trust is reported proratably for each trust beneficiary for the year on a Trust Grantor Letter, which will be provided by the … Continue reading Filing your 2020 Tax Return
Lessons Learned from the Woodbridge Scam 