New York Attorney General Letitia James is poised to have the authority to seize Donald Trump's assets over a $464m fine in a fraud case.

Trump faces multiple legal challenges in New York, including a court appearance for the Stormy Daniels case and a separate civil fraud case requiring a nearly $500m bond.

Trump's lawyers assert that newly turned over documents could clear him, while prosecutors dismiss most as irrelevant, accusing Trump of using outrage as a stalling tactic.

The hush money case trial is delayed until mid-April, with Trump pleading not guilty to 34 felony charges in Manhattan.

Trump risks asset seizure by the state if he cannot produce over $454 million in fines.

Despite legal issues, Trump remains politically influential, outperforming Biden in polls and advancing his media company's public offering.