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Angelina Jolie revealed in a court declaration that her separation from Brad Pitt was emotionally difficult, leading her to stop visiting their shared Château Miraval property, which has become a focal point of their ongoing legal dispute over the French winery following their divorce finalized in December 2024.
Angelina Jolie revealed emotional details about her divorce from Brad Pitt, including their legal disputes over their French winery Château Miraval and her reasons for leaving the property, amid ongoing legal battles following their separation in 2016.
Angelina Jolie has stated in court documents that she and her children have not returned to the Château Miraval winery since her divorce from Brad Pitt, amid ongoing legal disputes over the sale of her stake in the property, which she sold without Pitt's approval. Jolie describes the property as a significant part of their family life and notes the emotional difficulty of being separated from it post-divorce.
Angelina Jolie described her emotionally difficult divorce from Brad Pitt in a court filing, revealing her financial struggles, her emotional ties to Château Miraval, and her request for $33,000 in legal fees from Pitt amid ongoing legal battles over their French property.
Brad Pitt is seeking access to Angelina Jolie's private messages as part of their ongoing legal dispute over the French winery Château Miraval, aiming to gather evidence related to the sale of Jolie's stake to Stoli Group and allegations of misconduct during their divorce proceedings.
The legal battle between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie over their French winery, Château Miraval, is set to go to trial, potentially extending until 2026. The dispute began when Jolie sold her shares to Stoli, allegedly violating an agreement with Pitt. Despite attempts to dismiss the case, a judge has allowed it to proceed, with both stars expected to be deposed. The case, which has become more complex with personal allegations, is now moving towards a courtroom showdown.
Angelina Jolie is reportedly turning her children against their father Brad Pitt amid their ongoing custody battle, with sources claiming she encourages the kids to avoid him and has influenced them to drop his last name.
A judge has ordered Angelina Jolie to turn over eight years' worth of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in her ongoing legal battle with Brad Pitt over the sale of their co-owned French winery, Chateau Miraval. The order comes as part of Pitt's lawsuit against Jolie for selling her share to a third party, which Jolie claims was due to Pitt's restrictive NDA demands. The case also touches on past allegations of abuse and control within their relationship.
Angelina Jolie has been ordered by a court to release eight years' worth of non-disclosure agreements related to her ownership of Château Miraval, the French winery she co-owned with ex-husband Brad Pitt. This development is part of their ongoing legal battle over the winery, with Pitt's team claiming the NDAs will undermine Jolie's case, while Jolie's team suggests it could reveal details of Pitt's alleged abuse. Both sides appear ready to comply with the ruling.
A Los Angeles judge has ordered Angelina Jolie to provide non-disclosure agreements from 2014 to 2022 in the ongoing legal battle with Brad Pitt over their co-owned French winery, Château Miraval. Jolie's ally claims Pitt is using the case to punish her for leaving him, while Pitt's team argues the NDAs are crucial for the case. Jolie's attorneys are prepared to comply, and the ruling opens the door to further discovery on Pitt's alleged misconduct. The former couple has been in court since their 2016 divorce.
A judge has ordered Angelina Jolie to produce eight years of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in her legal dispute with Brad Pitt over the sale of their joint winery, Château Miraval. Pitt claims Jolie sold her half to a Russian billionaire after agreeing to sell it to him, while Jolie argues she backed out due to an expanded NDA that would limit her ability to speak about Pitt's alleged abuse. Jolie's team views the ruling as an opportunity to expose Pitt's misconduct, while Pitt's team believes it undermines Jolie's defense.
A Los Angeles judge has ordered Angelina Jolie to produce eight years' worth of non-disclosure agreements in her legal dispute with Brad Pitt over their French winery, Château Miraval. Pitt's legal team argued that these NDAs are crucial to understanding Jolie's refusal to adhere to their contractual obligations. Jolie's attorney stated they are willing to comply and that the ruling opens the door to further discovery on Pitt's alleged misconduct.
Angelina Jolie's legal team claims Brad Pitt refused to purchase her share of their French winery unless she signed an NDA to "hide his history of abuse." Pitt's friend alleges a pattern of misleading information from Jolie's side, while Jolie's lawyer accuses Pitt of trying to silence her. The former couple's legal battle over Château Miraval includes claims of breach of contract and a "vindictive campaign" to "loot" the business, with Pitt seeking damages and Jolie attempting to overturn a tentative ruling.
Angelina Jolie's legal team alleges that Brad Pitt's alleged physical abuse began before a 2016 plane incident, claiming he demanded a restrictive nondisclosure agreement regarding the sale of their winery. Details from a countersuit filed by Jolie's lawyers include allegations of Pitt choking one child and striking another, as well as physical altercations with Jolie. Pitt's representatives have not responded to these claims. The ongoing legal battle involves Pitt's lawsuit against Jolie for selling her share of Château Miraval without his knowledge, while Jolie's team asserts that Pitt's alleged abuse led to her immediate departure from the relationship.
Angelina Jolie's former company has accused Brad Pitt of "looting" and stripping their former French vineyard, Château Miraval, of assets in new court documents. The company claims that Pitt has been the mastermind behind a "vindictive campaign" to waste the business's assets on unnecessary renovation projects. Pitt, however, denies the accusations and argues that Jolie sold her stake in the vineyard without his consent. The ongoing legal battle between the former couple also involves allegations of physical abuse and attempts to silence abuse allegations.