One would have hoped that Kelly Clarkson’s divorce drama would be over after Brandon Blackstock has moved out of her ranchMontana and beyond His bachelor pad is now. The Montana property was just one of the many issues that the couple fought over since June 2020 when the singer filed for divorce. However, it often appeared to be the most contentious. However, legal battles continue, despite the fact that they have filed for divorce in June 2020. March marks the end of divorce proceedings, and the former couple’s ongoing struggles have now even forced the presiding judge to delay his retirement.
Justice Scott Gordon was the private judge appointed by Kelly Clarkson to resolve the case of Brandon Blackstock last year. He will step down at June’s end, according to reports. DailyMail. However, he’s now been asked to put off his retirement because of still-unresolved disputes between the former spouses. According to the media site:
Lawyers representing the feuding exes asked the Los Angeles Superior Court Friday to extend Justice Scott Gordon’s term until July 31, because there are still issues between them.
When the ceremony was held, a number of details were agreed upon. American IdolWinner Reba McEntire’s stepsonThe couple reached a settlement in March. The couple’s property, including not just the ranch but also livestock, guns and several vehicles (including a Ford firetruck), was divided between them, as well as monetary stipulations. Kelly Clarkson paid her ex-husband one-time $1.3million, monthly spousal and child support support of $45,000 each month.
It’s unknown what issues remain to be worked out, but HeavyAccording to reports, they will be returning to court in this month’s case to settle another unresolved dispute. Scott Gordon was forced to extend his term as judge to the end of July. Let’s hope the judge did not have any very timely retirement plans for the middle part of July.
This isn’t the first legal battle for the talk show host and music manager-turned-rancher since their March settlement. Brandon Blackstock was allowed to remain on Kelly Clarkson’s Montana ranch until June 1 of this year, and in the weeks prior to his move, he filed paperwork in court to demand that his ex-wife turn off the property’s 13 security camerasWhile he was still there, and provide proof of how it was done.
The following are the Former VoiceThe summer vacation for the coachBrandon Blackstock, her husband, has moved in to Butte, Montana, to spend more time with his children. His new bachelor pad is a 4,800 square-foot house with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms that listed for $1.8 million and includes a chef’s kitchen with butler’s pantry and wine refrigerator, an outdoor kitchen, a steam room, three wells, a shop, a barn with a loft, a greenhouse and a three-car garage.
He and Kelly Clarkson will need to resolve any issues quickly so that Scott Gordon can enjoy his retirement.
While we won’t see Kelly ClarksonThe upcoming season of The VoiceFans will be in a position to see her Completely revamped talk showWhen The Kelly Clarkson ShowEllen DeGeneres’ time slot is taken over by her. Who knows? Perhaps a Return to The VoiceIt could be sooner than we think? Our website will keep you up to date with all the new premieres. 2022 TV schedule.