If he is supposedly a billionaire, how come he has no lawyers to pay for his bills?

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-running-other-peoples-money-092036400.html
Trump is running out of other people's money to pay lawyers. Save America PAC is almost broke

Former President Donald Trump is running out of other people's money to spend on his legal bills, which could total in the tens of millions of dollars if he takes all four of his criminal cases to trial.

His key fund has spent nearly all of the more than $150 million it raised, and is sitting on less than $4 million, according to the latest numbers available. He’s already dug into his fund for 2024 ads, and borrowed money to post bail in Georgia. And some of his allies are begging for donations, saying he won’t pony up.

White collar criminal defense attorneys who spoke to USA TODAY estimated his legal bills will total millions, if not tens of millions, largely because he is defending against four criminal cases, but also because of his notoriety.

Zachary Smith, who practices criminal defense about 40 miles from Atlanta, said Trump could spend $500,000 to $1.5 million on a local lawyer for his racketeering trial. He said the case could effectively shut down a small law firm for months while they take the case, and the firm would charge a premium based on Trump’s notoriety.

Danya Perry, a defense attorney and former federal prosecutor in New York, said a two- or three-week trial can easily cost $10 million. She highlighted the complexity and magnitude of the Fulton County case as particularly expensive.

Bruce Udolf, a former federal prosecutor and criminal defense attorney in south Florida said elite lawyers may charge a flat fee whether or not they see the case to completion. Others may charge between $10,000 and $30,000 per day for trial. “I can’t see most top-level white collar lawyers doing it for less than $2 or $3 million,” he said.

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It’s a stalling tactic, the court case won’t proceed if he has no proper representation. Compare it to Nicholas Rossi’s extradition over in Scotland, he went through maybe 3 defense attorneys before they finally gave him a public defender and even as he said “council is dismissed” multiple times in court, it didn’t bring the trial to a halt. I imagine Trump is doing something similar to try and keep himself from going to trial long enough to potentially have a hat to throw in during the upcoming election. If he believes he’s made president again, it means another 4 years to bide his time and figure out how to handle this issue when he has that immunity.