“Blythe Brown was fully aware of all of her husband’s creative projects and efforts throughout the marriage, including those that had not yet yielded revenue or commercial success when they divorced,” Lukey said. Wolkoff disputed that claim, saying Brown’s team made redactions to the final document and should have seen the changes. Lukey said the affidavit had been amended by Blythe or her attorney, and that Dan had signed it without being made aware of the statement listing no anticipated projects. The allegations are “baseless,” Dan said through his lawyer, Joan Lukey.
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