Marie Potter, 75, was evicted from her Croydon property in 2023 and is now fighting to reclaim it, arguing the order that led to her displacement was invalid. The protracted conflict began after Ms Potter moved into her house in Bennett's Avenue, Shirley, in 1998, where her neighbour, Kirsten McGowan, already lived.
New York lawyer Michael Griffith has urged a Florida court to give him permission to correctly serve Cork restaurateur Patricia Toscano with notice of his legal action against her that is linked to the acrimonious sale of a $16m (€13m) Miami mansion.
Now, Doherty's 51-year-old photographer ex is claiming the divorce settlement she signed on July 12, 2024, and he signed on July 13, the day she died, was brought in the wrong court, People reported. This means the court has no jurisdiction when it comes to enforcement, he said in legal documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court last Wednesday and obtained by People. Moreover, neither Cortazzo nor Doherty's attorneys have legal standing to go after the money, Iswarienko maintained.
A neighbour who waged a campaign of harassment and "blackmail" against the son of England cricket legend Colin Cowdrey, scuppering the sale of his 3.85m home, is now facing a 500,000 bill after losing a court battle. Film producer Jeremy Cowdrey, 65, whose father famously captained England, successfully sued his neighbour, Vanessa Gibson, over what he alleged were lies that made his sprawling 10-acre country house in Goudhurst, Kent, unsellable.
I was nervous, that first day on the job, walking up to Edith Macefield's house. I'd heard so much already. Developers had purchased most of a city block in Seattle, Washington, to build a office and shopping area. They'd gotten every inch of the property they wanted except for this one little ramshackle house. They'd even offered her $1 million for it, and she had declined. So they had had to build around it.
"The town police department has taken this matter extremely seriously, which is interesting and encouraging," said Patricia Belford's attorney, Glenn Wood. "I would say that we welcome the town police department's engagement."
Pay Dirt suggests several alternatives to address the parking situation, emphasizing communication with your uncle, potential legal actions, and exploring property modifications.
