Lillie Coley stated a misrepresented court docket ruling has pushed her out of business, tied to the Jay-Z paternity case.

Lillie Coley accused the New Jersey Attorney General of distorting court docket information in a high-stakes federal submitting as she continues to combat the authorized aftermath of her godson’s failed paternity case towards Jay-Z, a battle she says has pushed her out of business.

The authorized saga dates again greater than a decade, when Rymir Satterthwaite and his mom tried to carry a paternity declare towards Jay-Z in New Jersey, with Coley serving as her godson’s authorized consultant.

The case was tossed in 2011 and reaffirmed in 2012 due to jurisdictional issues.

Despite that, Coley continued to pursue the matter by civil filings and public pleas, turning into the general public face of the hassle after courts refused to compel a DNA take a look at from the Hip-Hop mogul.

In new court docket paperwork, Coley requested reconsideration of a previous ruling, alleging that the state’s high authorized workplace misrepresented materials information within the long-running dispute involving her Satterthwaite.

She argued the misstatements have already affected the result of her federal case.

She wrote that the Attorney General’s latest assertion that New Jersey household court docket “did have jurisdiction” over the unique paternity case is “demonstrably and provably false,” pointing to a number of court docket orders from 2012 that dismissed the case for lack of jurisdiction.

Coley is now begging a decide to revisit the difficulty, saying the state’s submitting “is a material misrepresentation made in a federal appellate court, directly conflicting with the actual state-court record.”

She claims that this new proof justifies reopening the matter as a result of it straight impacts her request for an injunction and that the protection’s reliance on the household court docket’s jurisdiction relies on a false premise.

Jay-Z has by no means acknowledged paternity and has constantly denied the declare. The courts ultimately shut the door on further litigation, leaving Coley to cope with the monetary and authorized fallout.

In her newest submitting, Coley stated liens she was slapped with by the state and Jay-Z’s legal professionals compelled her out of business. She described the liens as fraudulent and acknowledged that she is presently pursuing an adversary continuing in chapter court docket to enjoin enforcement.

“Bankruptcy jurisdiction supersedes state-court enforcement attempts,” she stated.

Coley famous that Jay-Z has not filed an opposition and no ruling has but been issued.

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