Sounds to me like he transferred ownership of his possessions prior to the court order. So, technically BC has no claim to these items anymore. The article says his mother then signed over the stuff to his lawyers. I assume the moving truck was hired by his lawyers and K&B is putting the stuff in storage so Sandlin (not K&B) can sell it. Hence the "no comment" from them...
What would they say "Yeah, Sandlin (not K&B) owns this stuff now and they are taking it to sell off to pay their bills".
I think AS did not know of the transfer of ownership when she said "everything else must remain intact."
I would also contend that putting stuff in storage does not violate the order of "everything else must remain intact." They are simply moving the items to another location. They are not getting rid of what is protected in the order.
What would they say "Yeah, Sandlin (not K&B) owns this stuff now and they are taking it to sell off to pay their bills".
I think AS did not know of the transfer of ownership when she said "everything else must remain intact."
I would also contend that putting stuff in storage does not violate the order of "everything else must remain intact." They are simply moving the items to another location. They are not getting rid of what is protected in the order.