The law firm representing the victims of the Lion Air crash in a class action lawsuit against Tom Girardi has asked a judge to order Erika Girardi, known by her stage name Erika Jayne, to stop selling her clothes online.
In legal documents filed by Edelson PC on Friday and seen by Page Six, the company notes that since Girardi’s assets have been frozen, the freeze should also apply to the star of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” as the old Girardi may have bought the clothes for her.
Although Girardi and Jayne, 49, have filed for divorce, the couple continues to obey California municipal property laws, so everything the reality star owns is also owned by her estranged husband.
Simply put, the court has frozen all of Tom Girardi’s assets, which means that all communal property has also been frozen, “the documents said. “Erika Girardi has to stop selling her clothes.”
On Wednesday, Jayne promoted her online collection, which is for sale on second-hand site Vestiaire Collective, on Twitter and even offered a 10 percent discount.
The law firm is also asking Jayne to deposit the money he earned from the sale after the freeze was filed with the clerk.
Edelson PC sued the estranged couple earlier this month on behalf of the 2018 Lion Air flight victims for allegedly embezzling the money and trying to hide it through their “ fake divorce. ” Jayne filed for divorce in November after two decades of marriage.
Girardi has been hit with multiple lawsuits in recent weeks. His partner at the law firm, Robert Keese, recently sued him to dissolve their other business venture known as 1126 Wilshire Partnership.
He is also being sued by Wells Fargo Financial Services for alleged violation of a written agreement and a discussion with the bank.
It is unclear how Girardi, who has stated that he is broke, will pay any damages he might have to pay.