How Much Money Did Rudy Giuliani Earn — and Lose — Before Being Officially Disbarred?

Former Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani can no longer practice law in the state of New York, according to a ruling from the Appellate Division First Department appeals court on Tuesday, July 2. This decision comes after Giuliani's two criminal indictments regarding his alleged interference with the 2020 election, charges to which he pled not guilty, according to ABC News.

Following this major news, as well as Giuliani's filing for bankruptcy in relation to a separate defamation case, many want to know just how rich the former mayor actually is. What is his net worth?

Here's what we know.

How rich is Rudy Giuliani? The public gained a bit of insight into his finances during a 2023 defamation trial when the politician was found guilty and ordered to pay back $148 million in damages, according to CBS News. Prior to this ruling, his lawyer, Joseph Sibley said it would “be the end of Mr. Giuliani" if the jury was to award such a large sum.

According to a CNN Money report, Giuliani's net worth was around $52 million back in 2007 when he was earning around $17 million per year. However, his financial situation seems to be much more dire nowadays, as he filed for bankruptcy in 2023 following the aforementioned ruling. An article from New York Magazine shares that Giuliani has claimed "he has a 'net income' of $2,308 per month and monthly expenses of $43,797." He also stated that former president Donald Trump owes him $2 million in legal fees.

While Giuliani's exact net worth is unknown to the public at this time, his recent bankruptcy filing has forced him to share much of his financial information. Aside from the money that Trump supposedly owes him, the former mayor has also outlined how much he owes in golf club fees, overdraft fees, back taxes, alimony, and more, according to New York Magazine.