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Erika Jayne believes she ought to be paid damages after her diamond earrings have been bought at public sale in December 2022 — however the trustee presiding over the chapter case in opposition to estranged husband, Thomas Girardi, doesn’t agree.
After the Actual Housewives of Beverly Hills star accused the court docket of creating a “authorized error” that resulted in her earrings being bought for $250,000, the trustee scoffed at the concept that Erika ought to obtain damages over the sale of the jewellery, which was believed to have been bought with cash belonging to Thomas’ former shoppers.
Based on court docket paperwork obtained by Radar Online on March 21, the trustee is requesting Erika’s enchantment be dismissed, noting that she had alternatives to request to remain the sale however by no means did.
Because the trustee shared, Erika needs the court docket to rule on the problems of the “statute of limitations, not as a result of the problem is related to this now moot enchantment however as a result of she wish to use a reversal of the Chapter Court docket’s Turnover Order for social media causes.”
“It’s extremely ironic that Mrs. Girardi, who since 2012 has uncovered her and Thomas Girardi’s total life to the world by starring on the fact present The Actual Housewives of Beverly Hills would have this Court docket ignore the regulation pertaining to this enchantment in hopes a call on the problems of the statute of limitations would one way or the other vindicate her conduct, so she will then use the court docket’s determination to publicly counteract social media feedback,” the trustee continued.
Earlier this month, in court docket paperwork of her personal, Erika pointed to the statute of limitations.
“Ms. Girardi has elected and is entitled to cash damages primarily based on the proceeds of the sale of a marital present acquired by her in 2007 that was taken from her and bought by the Trustee primarily based on the legally inaccurate Turnover Order,” her lawyer wrote. “The Chapter Court docket erred as a matter of regulation when it decided that the Trustee’s claims primarily based on an alleged fraudulent switch of property over 15 years in the past weren’t barred by the relevant statutes of limitations.”
Along with combating again in opposition to the sale of her earrings, which reportedly weren’t the $750,000 pair she was supposed to show in, the RHOBH forged member is going through a $25 million lawsuit from the trustee, who claims Girardi Keese paid her firm’s payments for years.
The Actual Housewives of Beverly Hills season 13 is at present in manufacturing and anticipated to premiere on Bravo someday later this yr.