The battle of the defamation lawsuits between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp was found in Depp’s favorIt was quite significant. While the battle isn’t over, as it stands now Heard owes Depp more than $8 million, and there are some questions as to whether or not she has the ability to pay it. Heard has just made a large amount of money by selling her home, which she had owned for more that $1 million.
TMZAccording to reports, a Yucca Valley property sold recently for $1,050,000. The property was previously owned by Amber Heard. It was bought by a trust in 2019, although the exact ownership of it is not known. TMZ confirmed through the new owners that Heard was the owner. However, they had never spoken to the actress directly.
Amber Heard had purchased the property for $570,000 in 2019. This means Amber Heard made a solid profit and also freed up cash from the house. It was certainly fascinating to see the property being sold right after the verdict. It’s been It is unclear if Amber Heard can afford to pay for the verdictThis could be a bid to get the money she needs.
It’s also possible that, while this is a move made to free up cash related to the trial it’s for a slightly different reason. Amber Heard appealed the verdict, which means she’ll likely be needing to pay her lawyers as the appeal makes its way through the legal system. If the appeal is successful, Johnny Depp even received a reduced awardIt will be money well spent.
Of course, there is a third option. This is the sale of the house without any direct connection to the legal battle. However, it may still be relevant. Amber Heard may be required to pay a significant amount to Johnny Depp. In that case, the money she has made by selling this property could become relevant to court. Even if it is not,Heard is forced to declare bankruptcy, it won’t protect her.
Both parties were found guilty of requesting the other by the jury, but Depp was awarded significantly more. Depp originally received $15 million in total damages. However, Virginia law reduced that amount to just over $10 million. Heard was awarded only $2 million in damages. Heard owes an additional $8 million.
Take into account It took the trial for defamation to reach court.However, the appeal could be heard and decided in the future. The appeal will not be able to resolve the big money questions. The appeal could bring up new questions that need to be addressed.