Anna Delvey’s ex-lawyer COLLAPSES in court and is taken away in ambulance as she fights deportation

Anna Delvey’s former-lawyer dramatically collapsed in court Friday as the fake German heiress continues to sue for court records to aid her deportation battle. 

Delvey, also known as Anna Sorokin, is facing off against her former-attorney Audrey Thomas in Manhattan. 

Thomas was previously disbarred for financial crimes last year, and has threatened to write a tell-all book about her troubled former client. 

The court-room drama came as Delvey is embroiled in a legal battle with Thomas as she claims the attorney withheld recordings of her deportation hearings. 

Audrey Thomas, pictured, collapsed in court Friday as she faced off against her former client Anna Delvey

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Delvey, also known as Anna Sorokin, was the subject of the Netflix show ‘Inventing Anna’

The 31-year-old – who was the subject of the Netflix show ‘Inventing Anna’ – claims Thomas violated a July 2022 court order to transfer court filings to her new attorney, according to Manhattan Supreme Court filings. 

Thomas previously sent two batches of the deportation documents in August last year to Delvey’s latest lawyer. 

However, she allegedly failed to turn over ‘any of the digital audio recordings of (Delvey’s) immigration court hearings,’ according to the lawsuit against her. 

Delvey’s legal troubles come as she continues to plan for her future in the US, including shopping around for a reality TV show about her life. 

She was previously jailed for swindling banks, hotels and members of New York high society out of $275,000, tricking them into believing she was an heiress. 

The Russian-born German, who moved to the US in 2013, was charged with grand larceny after she was snared in her years-long con. 

She was sentenced to four to 12 years in prison for her crimes in 2019, but was released early for good behavior in February 2021.  

Thomas was previously disbarred for financial crimes last year, and has threatened to write a tell-all book about her troubled former client

Speaking to Tatler following her release, Delvery said she is ‘absolutely not’ a conwpoman. 

‘I got famous for a financial crime. I was charged with six grand larcenies, and got convicted of four,’ she added. 

‘It was the prosecutors’ job to make me look bad, but in the end, they got upset for how famous I got over it.’