"In one day, the music manager closed the chapters on all pending matters," a source revealed.
"These matters, which were never as concerning to the Kemsleys as they were made to appear, have now been resolved," attorney Matthew Pace of Rimon Law told E! News. "The Kemsleys look forward to the next chapter without the legal encumbrances of the last few years."
According to court documents obtained by The Blast, Nicos Kirzis has dismissed all claims against PK, which Doirt was dragged into multiple times.
Kirzis informed the court he is dismissing the “entire action of all parties and all causes of action” with prejudice, meaning it cannot be refiled in the future.
The dismissal would lead one to believe the $1.2 million debt was paid off. The case will be over after months of fighting in court.
If you recall, Horne and Kirzis filed separate lawsuits against the Kemsleys. According to TMZ, citing court documents, Horne alleged he struck a deal with PK in 2017 to help start Dorit's swimwear line, which is called Beverly Beach. He claimed he fronted money for the business and was never paid back. According to The Blast, Dorit countersued, claiming he was "merely a vendor" and was never promised ownership of the company.
As for Kirzis, he alleged he loaned PK money in 2011 and was never paid back. According to court docus obtained by The Blast, he also accused PK of trying to clear the debt in bankruptcy. Per the outlet, PK denied the allegations and claimed the amount was discharged in a 2011 U.K. bankruptcy.
A few days ago, Dorit along with her husband PK denies having money issues. "Everything is perfect, going good. There is no money issue, no issue," she told TooFab.
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