SleuthyGal
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Hot off the press and this just in:
Moving van is at Cooper House!
Moving van is at Cooper House!
Hot off the press and this just in:
Moving van is at Cooper House!
Moving doesn't imply breaking a judge's order...as long as they are not disposing of those items. I'm sure the house has to be prepared to be sold and that is allowed, as long as it's at market value and proceeds held in T/S escrow/trust.
Hi RC!! I'm sure I read that Brad had agreed to turn over all of K B's toys, clothing and personal items so I was going on that hope. Not that it had anything to do with the current freeze on assets. Once my source told me furniture was being taken I assumed it was going to storage so the house can go on the market.
I suspect this is the case - preparing to put the house on the market. But I still think K & B messed up by saying the house was paritally packed up a while ago on their website while trying to argue over what they seemed to think were silly shoes.:crazy:
Forgive my manners, or lack of - HELLO !
Hey I don't call 'em Knot-head and Bone-head for nuthin'!!!!! Speaking of - where did my siggy go???? :waitasec: How much worse can that trio (Brad, Knot-head and Bone-head) make it look for him???
Ed Crump on ABC 11 is reporting that the furniture will be sold to pay custody legal bills. He said Brad had signed over cars and furnishings to his parents "months ago", and that since his arrest his parents signed them over to his civil attorney. Ed said Brad's attorney (referred to as she, so I'm assuming Sandlin) said only "presently owned" belongings are covered under the restraining order.
Yes, and I was thinking that the restraining order kind of meant "freeze things right where they are..." i.e., don't take anything out of that house!!!