New Mexico Lawsuit Targets Epstein’s Former Attorney and Accountant

New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torres announced a lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein’s former attorney and former accountant over allegations tied to Epstein’s Zorro ranch. The suit accuses the men of participating in a scheme to recruit underage women and helping conceal Epstein’s sexual abuse. It also seeks to block estate payments to them and recover damages for survivors.

■ Lawsuit allegations
- New Mexico AG Raul Torres announced the lawsuit against Epstein’s former attorney Darren Indig and former accountant Richard Kahn
- The men are accused of a scheme to recruit underage women to Epstein’s Zorro ranch and of helping conceal Epstein’s sexual abuse

■ Estate claims and survivor relief
- Epstein’s estate is valued at upwards of $15 million
- The attorney general seeks to prevent estate payments to the two men and require divestment from Epstein-related expenditures
- The lawsuit also seeks to recover damages for survivors

■ Survivor response
- Two survivors spoke at a press conference and released a statement calling for accountability and answers under oath

This coverage is suited to viewers following legal developments related to Jeffrey Epstein’s estate and abuse allegations. It outlines the announced lawsuit, the claims involving the former attorney and accountant, and the survivors’ response without presenting a final legal outcome.