Allen Weisselberg, former CFO of the Trump Organization, has pleaded guilty to perjury in New York.

Weisselberg admitted to lying about the value of a Trump Organization property during a civil trial.

Previously convicted of fraud, Weisselberg served five months and now faces additional legal consequences.

He received a three-year ban from business management and a lifetime ban on financial management roles in New York.

Weisselberg did not implicate Donald Trump in his perjury plea.

His sentencing is set for April 10, with a potential seven-year prison term for violating the plea deal.

Weisselberg will not serve as a witness in Trump's upcoming hush money trial starting March 25.

The Supreme Court has reinstated Donald Trump to the Colorado ballot.