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Former Kentucky clerk Kim Davis is facing renewed scrutiny after allegedly transferring inherited property to family members while trying to avoid paying a $565,000 judgment owed to David Ermold and David Moore, the same-sex couple whose marriage rights she violated in 2015. Davis previously claimed under oath that she had not transferred property, but court records reportedly show that she transferred valuable homes and farmland to relatives and a family trust. Now, a federal judge has ordered her to provide complete answers about her assets by November 16 and explain why she should not be sanctioned. After years of appeals and delays, the couple is still fighting to collect what the courts awarded them.
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Former Kentucky clerk Kim Davis is facing renewed scrutiny after allegedly transferring inherited property to family members while trying to avoid paying a $565,000 judgment owed to David Ermold and David Moore, the same-sex couple whose marriage rights she violated in 2015. Davis previously claimed under oath that she had not transferred property, but court records reportedly show that she transferred valuable homes and farmland to relatives and a family trust. Now, a federal judge has ordered her to provide complete answers about her assets by November 16 and explain why she should not be sanctioned. After years of appeals and delays, the couple is still fighting to collect what the courts awarded them.
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