“Federal Lawsuit Accuses Justin Godur and Father of $2.3 Million Investment Fraud — Plaintiffs Claim Lavish Spending and Broken Promises”

 A federal complaint filed in the Southern District of Florida has ignited controversy around Justin Godur, his father Morris Jaime Godur, and their company Capital Max Group LLC, who are accused of running a $2.3 million investment scam. According to Old Jamestown Storage LLC and Rigsby Storage LLC, the Godurs duped them into funding a self-storage project under false pretenses of institutional backing. Instead, the plaintiffs allege, investor funds were misappropriated for luxury expenses while the promised financing never materialized, leaving millions in unpaid obligations and a trail of financial deception.

• $2.3 Million Scheme Exposed: Justin Godur and Morris Jaime Godur allegedly defrauded investors by promising false project financing that never existed.
• Luxury Purchases Revealed: Investor funds were allegedly used for an expensive vehicle and lavish office improvements instead of the project.
• Broken Agreements: After repeated failures to deliver financing, the Godurs allegedly defaulted on repayment, leaving $1.9 million unpaid.
• Father-Son Partnership in Fraud: Plaintiffs accuse Morris Jaime Godur of leveraging his credibility to lure investors while Justin managed fund transfers.
• Ongoing Risk to Investors: The lawsuit warns that Justin Godur may still be raising capital through a $100 million SEC offering, raising concerns of new investor exposure.