Receiver Seeks $1.5 Million From Domestic Violence Foundation
Mark Healy, appointed as receiver of the Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence and the foundation that backs the nonprofit agency, also wants a court to impose an "equitable lien" and an injunction to block the foundation's funds from being spent.
April 21, 2020 at 12:54 PM
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Note: Updated April 23 to correct Mark Healy's position with Michael Moecker & Associates.
A court-appointed receiver is asking a judge to force a foundation behind an embattled domestic-violence agency to turn over more than $1.5 million to support victims' services throughout the state.
Mark Healy, appointed as receiver of the Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence and the foundation that backs the nonprofit agency, also wants the court to impose an "equitable lien" and an injunction to block the foundation's funds from being spent.
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