Alaskan Bush People SpoilerAlaskan Bush People Spoilers: Ami Brown Could Go to Jail Over $500K Lawsuit . Is she responsible for her late husband Billy Brown’s?s: Ami Brown Fights Back, Hires New High-Powered Lawyer In $500K Lawsuit

Alaskan Bush People spoilers reveal that Ami Brown has replaced her attorney. The reality star has hired a high-powered lawyer from the same law firm as the previous one. As fans may have heard, an investor is suing Billy Brown’s estate for $500,000.

Billy Brown’s Estate Lawsuit
On April 27, 2021, Robert Maughon filed a lawsuit against Billy’s estate and Alaskan Wilderness Family Productions for breach of contract. The Tennessee doctor claims he signed a contract with Billy on January 6, 2009.

Investor’s Claims
Alaskan Bush People spoilers reveal that Maughon reportedly invested $20,000 but Billy didn’t hold up his end of the bargain. Billy agreed to pay the doctor 10 percent of the profit from Alaska Wilderness Family Productions. Specifically, the profits would include Billy’s books, documentaries, television shows and movies. The lawsuit claims that Billy was supposed to make payments for 10 years but failed to do so.

Maughon also claimed that a second contract was executed on January 25, 2009. In that agreement, $10,000 was invested “for a lifetime.” Although Maughon couldn’t tell how much Billy owed him “without counting,” he did provide an estimate.

Demanding Payment
Maughon thinks Billy earned $500,000 for appearing on Alaskan Bush People episodes. The reality show was on the Discovery Channel for 10 years. Maughon is demanding to be paid $500,000.

Ami is involved because she is in charge of Billy’s estate. The patriarch died without a will, so Ami went to court so she could handle her late husband’s affairs.

Alaskan Bush People Spoilers: New Lawyer
According to The Sun, Ami initially hired Dale L. Crandall to fight the lawsuit. More recent information shows that Crandall has been replaced by Robert M. Schiesser. Both attorneys are with the same law firm.

Ami Brown Fights Back
Alaskan Bush People spoilers reveal that the defendant asked that the lawsuit be dismissed. It was claimed that the federal court where the lawsuit was filed doesn’t have the authority or power to rule on the case. Court documents state,

“Plaintiff asks this Court to exercise jurisdiction over the property of Brown’s estate, but this property is under the jurisdiction of the state probate court. In the Complaint, Plaintiff asks this Court to exercise jurisdiction over the res that is currently under the jurisdiction of the state probate court and was long before Plaintiff filed the Complaint.”

The plaintiff’s attorney responded,
“I respectfully request that the Court not dismiss the case on the basis of lack of prosecution insofar as the Plaintiff is apt to continue his pursuit of this case.”

A decision has not been decided by a judge yet. However, we will keep you posted with new developments and updated information.

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