Marika Tolz, a former panelist for the U.S. bankruptcy trustee's program, has been sentenced in state court to nearly seven years for embezzling $550,000 from the estate of three children.
September 20, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
Marika Tolz, a former panelist for the U.S. bankruptcy trustee’s program, has been sentenced in state court to nearly seven years for embezzling $550,000 from the estate of three children.
The 81-month sentence handed down late Friday by Broward Circuit Judge Matthew Destry will run concurrently with Tolz’s federal sentence of eight years, including 1½ years of house arrest.
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