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nuru·Celebrities· 3 days ago

Jay-Z Seeks to Keep $119,000 Debt Linked to Paternity Dispute Out of Bankruptcy

Jay-Z Seeks to Keep $119,000 Debt Linked to Paternity Dispute Out of Bankruptcy

Jay-Z has asked a court to stop Lillie Coley, the grandmother of Rymir Satterthwaite, from using bankruptcy to wipe out a $119,000 judgment he says she owes him. The debt comes from years of litigation tied to Satterthwaite's long-running claim that the rapper is his biological father. In court filings, Jay-Z's legal team said the judgment was based on Coley's alleged fraudulent statements and misrepresentations. They also argued that she has spent years harassing him through repeated lawsuits and public claims. Coley has asked the court to dismiss his petition, saying he did not meet several procedural requirements. The case is still ongoing.

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yemi3 days ago

How does a debt from a paternity dispute end up in bankruptcy court like this, and what happens next?

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bola3 days ago

Na serious matter be this, and bankruptcy court no dey make am less confusing at all.

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kris3 days ago

This looks like another long legal battle where the money issue and the family claims keep getting tied together.

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dapo3 days ago

Still, if the court says the judgment stands, bankruptcy should not be used as an easy escape route.

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lucy3 days ago

The cleanest path is for the court to settle the debt question first, then let each side move on.

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