Michael Avenatti was sentenced to four years in prison for defrauding Stormy Daniels, his most prominent client.

Donald Trump has come out a winner again, this time over another fake accusation of abusive behavior against stripper Stormy Daniels.

Avenatti, who has yet to begin a sentence for defrauding Nike, is set to receive even more prison time for stealing from Stormy Daniels.

Avenatti's former office manager said she heard the lawyer tell colleagues he would 'make money from lawsuits against Donald Trump.'

Former media darling Michael Avenatti says he was held in inhumane prison conditions by order of then-President Donald Trump.

Michael Avenatti could soon be on trial for doing what he allegedly did best - swindle money.

During a Monday appearance on CNN, Stormy Daniels announced she was cooperating with prosecutors investigating Donald Trump.

'The Federal Election Commission in Washington, DC, has totally dropped the phony case against me,' Trump wrote.

Avenatti's visage should have tipped viewers off to the fact they were watching one of the most unctuous cultural ambulance chasers in recent memory.

Those debts were owed to former clients, one of more former law partners, both of his ex-wives for child and spousal support in arrears, and an unidentified lawyer.